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Goodbye (most) injuries! 

Strength training significantly reduces risk of injuries 

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Hello PRs!

Strength training helps us to get more power in every step leading to faster race times! 

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Goodbye hitting the wall! 

Strength training improves running economy (efficiency) allowing you to run longer before getting tired.

Why runners need to strength train:

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All training plans include: ​

  • Physical Therapist designed workout and structure

  • PDF - can download upon purchasing 

  • Videos, with instruction, for EVERY exercise 

  • Easy to follow format 

  • Efficient workouts (25 minutes or less)

Marathon Strength

20 weeks, 2x a week​​

Designed to support marathon training from base phase through race week. Runner-focused and time efficient. It combines plyometrics + resistance training for optimal carryover to running. 

  • Improves running economy, power, and late-race durability

  • Progressive structure that matches increasing run mileage and intensity

  • Includes planned recovery weeks and a smart taper into race week

  • Reduces injury risk while helping you hold form when fatigue sets in

  • Clear guidance so you know exactly what to do each workout

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Fortify

6 weeks, 2x a week​​

A program for base building. Perfect for new runners, rehabbing runners, or runners starting a strength program for the first time. It safely builds in intensity to ensure safe progression into strength training. 

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Calf Kickstart

6 weeks, 2x a week​​

Whether you want to reduce risk of lower leg injury like achilles tendonitis or just want to improve function of your calf muscles this plan is for you!​ Calves are often overlooked in run training, but they are vital to a late race kick and maintaining running economy.

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