Marathon & distance running · Adaptive S&C

Your race is won in the last 10K. Train to still be strong there.

Training paces set from your most recent race, a long run built up week by week, and the strength that holds your form when the wheels want to come off — one plan that regenerates from every run you log, with a real coach in the loop.

The free tier is a real program, not a trial. No card required.

Today · ThresholdWeek 8 · Day 4

Marathon · Build phase

Easy warm-up — 3 km @ easyLogged

HR zone 2 · conversational

Threshold — 2 × 3 km @ 7:02/miLogged

Pace off your latest 5K · held both reps

Strides — 6 × 20 sUp next

Pace engine

Post a faster 5K and every easy, threshold, interval, and long-run pace re-anchors to it — automatically.

The blocks

Base, build, peak, taper — in the right order.

Distance running is periodized for a reason. The plan moves you through the phases toward a dated start line, not a random pile of miles.

Base

Build the engine

Easy aerobic volume and strides — the fitness everything else is built on top of.

Build

Threshold & tempo

The paces that actually decide your race, drilled at the right effort and progressed weekly.

Peak

Race-specific long runs

Marathon pace on tired legs — the last-10K rehearsal, done before race day.

Taper

Sharpen & freshen

Cut the volume, keep the intensity, arrive at the line rested and ready to run.

Every session has a job

No junk miles.

01

Easy runs

Most of your week, run genuinely easy off your own zones — where the aerobic base is built.

02

The long run

Progressed distance with marathon-pace segments, dosed to your weeks-to-race.

03

Threshold

Tempo and cruise intervals at the pace off your recent race — the fitness that holds late.

04

Intervals

Faster VO₂ work when the block calls for it, to lift the ceiling your race pace sits under.

05

Strength for runners

Posterior chain, single-leg, and core — placed so it protects your stride, not wrecks the runs.

06

Recovery

Deliberate easy and rest days — where the training you did actually turns into fitness.

How we program it

Your numbers drive the plan.

Paces off your race, not a calculator’s guess

Every training pace derives from your most recent 5K, 10K, half, or marathon. Post a new time and your easy, threshold, interval, and long-run targets all re-anchor to it — the day you get faster, the plan does too.

The long run, built up — not thrown at you

Long-run distance progresses to your weeks-to-race, with marathon-pace segments layered in, so race day is not the first time you run long on tired legs.

Strength that protects your stride

Runner-specific strength — posterior chain, single-leg stability, core — is placed so it supports the running instead of stealing from it. The interference between lifting and mileage, managed on purpose.

Adapts to the runner who logs honestly

Miss a run, come back sore, or set a new PR — the next block responds to the real week, not the one on paper. Flag pain and it deloads and alerts your coach rather than pushing you through it.

Start today

Line up for your race ready.

Free is a real plan for your race and date. Pro adds the adaptive engine — every pace off your latest race, the long run built to your calendar, regenerated from every run — plus a coach in the loop, for $19/mo. The programming a hands-on coach charges $100–300 a month for.