Every runner is different. Some people have been running for as long as they can remember and others are just starting to get into it. We are all developing at different rates, have different strengths and weakness, and day to day time constraints. This is why a ‘one size fits all’ approach doesn’t work for everyone.
If you are looking for a 8 – 16 week ‘event specific’ plan that is tailored to your own personal fitness levels and busy lifestyle, we work together to ensure you have a training cycle which is the perfect fit for you.
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I genuinely cannot thank you enough for the confidence, love of running and free head space you have guided me too!
I started running with structure in February and all of a sudden there was nowhere to hide. Hill sprints, intervals, pyramids. Hannah was there to check on me and push me through the sessions where, if left to my own devices, I’d have probably sacked it off. (10 hill sprints??? I’m sure 5 will do). Come lockdown we moved to online programming and I started to look forward to my structured sessions, happy when all my intervals hit the same pace, and I loved pushing through the pain of hill sprints.
My program finished on Saturday with a 5km run and I’ve knocked 2 minutes off my time since starting with Hannah. So what now? After a week off I’m already missing the structure, so of course I’m doing another block with Hannah! I didn’t know I needed a running coach, and now I wouldn’t be without her.
What I loved about Hannah was the first consultation she was genuinely interested in my running and what I wanted to achieve. She listened and cared for what I was planning to do. I was already running around 25-50 miles per week but I just wasn’t sure if a coach was right for me. It was!
Her training plan was bespoke to me, it was a mix of training which reinvigorated my love in running and gave me confidence in my running again. I loved the fact that it was varied and interesting to complete. 20 weeks of training seemed a lot but it was tailored around my work and life and felt amazing every time I ticked off a day. I got PB’s in 5K, 10K, Half Marathons and 20 miles! It would not have happened if I was just ‘doing miles!’ – it was the first time I had run to times rather than mile which allowed me to feel like I wasn’t cheating if I didn’t do 25+ miles per week and of course no more injuries!
What can I say. If you are thinking ‘do I need a running coach?’ you do! but choose Hannah – I completed the Manchester Marathon and of the 31,000+ runners I finished in the top 25%, not bad for a first Marathon and a man that turns 50 next year.
