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3 contributions to Strong Runner Coaching
10K Week 3 Homework
Hey Team, 3 weeks in - how is the training going! This week is all about celebrating the wins so far, big or small. These wins really do add up. Let me know, what have been your wins so far?
5 likes • Jan 16
Completed everything this week. I really struggle with strength on my own normally. I prefer group fitness for strength and mobility
3. Questions and FAQ
Do you have any questions about the program, skool or anything else? Ask away below Alternatively, you can email me [email protected] or send me a private chat via Skool :) Q: What does 6/10 or "Easy" mean? FAQ - Condensed Version: Effort Levels (The 1-10 Scale) - 5/10 (Recovery): Super easy, low-intensity movement. - 6/10 (Easy): Comfortable, conversational pace (walk the hills if needed). - 7–8/10 (Tempo): "Comfortably uncomfortable"; heavy breathing but manageable. - 8–9/10 (Hard): High intensity for short intervals; back off if you feel totally gassed. Program Flexibility - Distance vs. Time: The program prioritises time and effort over distance. If the goal is a 30-minute run, it doesn't matter if you cover 3km or 6km—consistency is the goal. - Run/Walk: For longer sessions, using a run/walk strategy is perfectly fine. - Terrain: You aren't stuck on the road. Trails, tracks, or hills are all great—just adjust your pace to maintain the target effort level. Scheduling & Experience - Event Timing: * 8–12 weeks out: Start from Week 1 (experienced runners may skip Week 1). - Running Frequency: The program often prescribes fewer runs to make room for strength, mobility, and recovery. Any further questions? Ask them below 🙂🏃‍♂️💪
0 likes • Jan 7
Kia ora, I just wanted to check in about the structure of Week 1. With the 5k time trial at race effort, the tempo run later in the week, and the optional run/walk intervals, it feels like quite a bit of high-intensity work early in the block. I haven’t usually encountered this much high effort so early on before, so I was hoping you could help me understand the thinking behind it.
2. Introduce Yourself Here
Hey team, Welcome to the Strong Runner Coaching Program! Please read the START HERE post. Would be great to get to know you, let us know: 1. What is your 2026 running goal 2. Why do you run? Heres mine: 1. To run Tarawera 50k on February 14th 2. I run to take opportunities my fitness and health gives me. I run to reach new levels and limits. I run to empower others to do the same.
1 like • Jan 4
Kia ora! My goal for the next 10 weeks is a sub 55 10km, but i'd love a sub 50 by the end of the year. I run for physical and mental health.
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Melina Amos
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