
Training plans
Marathon training plan: 16 weeks to your first 42K
Train for your first marathon with this 16-week plan and 4 runs a week. Includes long runs, marathon pace work, fueling and a race strategy.
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Explore running guides to get started, train for a 10K or prepare for a half marathon. Learn how to use heart rate zones, calculate your running pace and choose a training plan that matches your experience.
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Training plans
Train for your first marathon with this 16-week plan and 4 runs a week. Includes long runs, marathon pace work, fueling and a race strategy.
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Training science
Learn what heart rate variability (HRV) is, how it is measured and how to use it to decide whether to train hard or rest today.
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Nutrition
Find out what to eat before running and how long before. Includes a timing table, breakfast ideas, hydration tips and what to eat afterwards.
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Training plans
Get ready for your first 5K with this 6-week plan and 3 runs a week. Includes a training table, goal pace and tips for race day.
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Gear
Learn how to choose running shoes: types, cushioning, drop, how to find the right fit and how many kilometres they last before you replace them.
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Pace and performance
Calculate running pace in min/km or min/mile, convert pace to speed and estimate 5K, 10K, half marathon and marathon times with a free pace chart.
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Training science
Calculate your 5 running heart rate zones with the Karvonen formula. Explore the zone chart, a worked example and how to use each zone in training.
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Training plans
Prepare for a half marathon with a 12-week plan and 4 runs a week. Includes a weekly schedule, long runs, pacing and race-day fueling guidance.
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Training plans
Train for your first 10K with an 8-week plan and 3 runs a week. Follow the weekly schedule, choose your goal pace and prepare your race-day strategy.
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Beginners
Start running with an 8-week beginner plan and 3 sessions a week. Follow the run-walk schedule to build toward 30 minutes of continuous running.
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