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Your week, written from your date.
Pick the day you need to be ready. Your week appears. The next two are written ahead. Tap slept badly: one session changes, the date does not. Copy the week and send it to a training partner.
Pick the day you need to be ready
Easy base with no race, a first 20 km trail, or a first 50 km — three to five hours a week, finish well, not a time. Change the date and your week is rewritten by the same engine that writes your plan.
Objective
Metres of climb on the day you need to be ready. 1500 m on a 50 km turns the long run onto hills.
16 weeks from today. That is the full build.
Week 1 · Easy weeks · long 50 min
- MonLow heart-rate · 35 min
- TueRest
- WedStrength · 40 minAt home · Split squat, Single-leg Romanian deadlift, Single-leg glute bridge, Single-leg calf raise, Side plank
- ThuEasy walk/jog · 35 min
- FriRest
- SatLong easy · 50 min
- SunRest
Week 2 · Easy weeks · long 55 min
- MonLow heart-rate · 40 min
- TueRest
- WedStrength · 40 minAt home · Split squat, Single-leg Romanian deadlift, Single-leg glute bridge, Single-leg calf raise, Side plank
- ThuEasy walk/jog · 40 min
- FriRest
- SatLong easy · 55 min
- SunRest
Week 3 · Easy weeks · long 60 min
- MonLow heart-rate · 45 min
- TueRest
- WedStrength · 40 minAt home · Split squat, Single-leg Romanian deadlift, Single-leg glute bridge, Single-leg calf raise, Side plank
- ThuUphill walk/jog · 45 min
- FriRest
- SatLong easy · 60 min
- SunRest
Sat is the long run — it has the most time (50 min).
Wed is home strength — a weekday that is not the long run. Each exercise, at home or in a gym →
What moves inside it is the long run: 50 → 55 → 60 minutes.
Your week appears. The next two are written ahead. Nothing here is saved, and no account exists until you make one.
Today's session
Nothing here is saved
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