50 mile training plan

I often joke that 50 milers are the "half marathon" of the ultra world. Far, but not too far (you know, relatively speaking). Tough, but still a lot of fun. 50 miles is long

Preparing to complete a 50 mile run is a big deal. Even driving 50 miles can be a big deal. A daily commute of 50 miles? No, thank you. And yet, here you are, looking for advice on running 50 miles. In one day. All at once. I can only assume that means you’re a

In this guide, I will share my top ten tips as a running coach and multiple 100-miler finisher to help you train efficiently and successfully for your big race!

Our 50 Mile Training Plan - Just Finish is designed for beginner or intermediate runners who want to comfortably complete their 50 miler

If you recently started riding and want to add more miles to your workouts—while keeping ride days flexible—this plan is for you.

Getting into a regular running routine, and now looking for a race training plan? This 10 mile training plan is for you! It’s got beginner and intermediate options, and is a great way to improve your fitness routine. | running for beginners | #running #fitness #exercise #trainingplan #10miles

Our 100k Training Plan – Just Finish is designed for runners who want to comfortably complete their 100k, without focussing on speed or finishing time.

Our complete guide to training for a 50k; ultramarathon-specific tips, training, and strategies + gear recommendations, and 50k training plans for every level of runner.

Ready to dip your toes into the ultramarathon world? A 50K - or 31 miles - is the perfect place to start. Those extra 4.8 miles beyond the traditional marathon distance are just long enough