Training Plans At Your Required Race Pace

It doesn’t matter if you are running your first 5k race or your 100th 10k, it helps to have a bit of structure to work with rather than following generic training plans.

If you have a particular goal or new personal best time in mind, some focused training that is tailored to your specific target race pace can make the difference and give you the platform to achieve your ambitions.

For example, if you want to achieve a sub 60 minute 10k, then training at or close to the required race pace of 9:39 per mile (5:58 per km) rather than following a generic plan can have can a real positive impact on your results.

Our training plans are tailored relative to your current ability and aspirational race pace; helping you to complete all the required training components to help you run faster and get stronger.

It’s important that you select the right plan for your current ability so please take a moment to check out the following guides before starting a plan:

Why it helps to follow a structured training plan 

Frequently Asked Questions