What is my programme level?
When buying a programme it's essential that you find the plan that will best cater to your needs, as a part of that the programme must be fit for your level of ability. The following will offer a guideline as to what programme ability level would best suit you.
Gentle Jogger programmes:
This programme level is designed for the new runner with little to no running experience. This athlete should roughly meet the following guidelines:
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Weekend Warrior Programmes:
This set of programmes is focused more so towards the athlete that is not necessarily new to the sport, but for the currently leisurely running looking for structured training In the build up to an event. This athlete should roughly meet the following guidelines:
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Aspiring Athlete Programmes:
This set of programmes is crafted for athletes who are already running as a part of daily life, mixing speed sessions, longer aerobic runs and recovery runs into their current routine. This athlete should roughly meet the following guidelines:
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Local Legend Programmes:
This programme level caters for the trained athlete already punching out big weekly milage and ready and able to prioritise running as a part of their daily life. This athlete should roughly meet the following guidelines:
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Each level's guideline will show a "Sessions per week" figure, this figure shows how workouts, runs or sessions the athlete should be able to complete both from a physical capability and time sacrifice perspective during that week. It does not ask how many sessions per week you are currently doing nor is it how many sessions in every week of the programme.
Similarly, the "Hours per week" figure outlines roughly how many hours of training each programme will/may include at a maximum level. Thus, hour many hours the athlete can train for in a week from both a physical capability and time sacrifice standpoint. Again, this is does not show hour many hours every week of the programme will require nor is it how many hours you are currently running for in a week.
As well as these two, the programme will also feature a "Period of consistent training" this figure asks how long the athlete has been consistently training. Specifically, this figure asks that prior to logging into our website, how many months of consistent training has the athlete undergone.
Similarly, the "Hours per week" figure outlines roughly how many hours of training each programme will/may include at a maximum level. Thus, hour many hours the athlete can train for in a week from both a physical capability and time sacrifice standpoint. Again, this is does not show hour many hours every week of the programme will require nor is it how many hours you are currently running for in a week.
As well as these two, the programme will also feature a "Period of consistent training" this figure asks how long the athlete has been consistently training. Specifically, this figure asks that prior to logging into our website, how many months of consistent training has the athlete undergone.