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Training plans

Plans that adapt.
Not PDFs.

Free distance guides teach the method behind 5K to marathon training. The Run Mastery app turns that method into a plan that fits a normal week, then rebuilds it when life happens.

Why Run Mastery instead of a PDF?

Because a generic PDF is the same for everyone and the same forever. Everything Run Mastery builds, including the hand-built 8-week block, starts from your goal, your level, and your week.

That means the plans below are not just distance pages. They are the open version of the method: base, threshold, VO2Max, and test, sequenced in the right order.

How it starts

Answer a few quick questions, and your 8-week block is built around them by hand. Distance guides below explain the training behind it.

Pick your distance

Where are you racing?

Three ways to train with us

Pick what fits right now.

Membership

App & Membership

$9.99 /mo

An adaptive plan that adjusts week by week, a method-based coach in the app, plus community and every guide. 7 days free.

Build your plan

1-on-1

Coaching

$149 /mo

Direct access to Joacim, with your week adjusted as you actually respond. Everything in the membership, plus a real coach.

Take your spot

August 2026 · The last one

Get your block
built by hand.

$39.20, one time. 20% off the usual $49. A full 8-week block built personally by Joacim around your goal, your zones, and your current volume, delivered within 7 days. This is the last one built this way, only through August.

Get your block, $39.20 →

Common questions

Are the training plans free?

The distance guides are free to read. A real personal plan comes three ways: the hand-built 8-week block ($39.20 one time, August only), the app membership ($9.99/mo after a free week), or 1-on-1 coaching ($149/mo).

What makes these different from a generic PDF plan?

A generic PDF is fixed the day you download it and knows nothing about you. Everything here, including the 8-week block, is built from your goal, your level and the days you can actually run.

What level do I need to be at?

Any level. Every option starts from where you are now, not from a template's assumptions. Most runners train three to five days a week, and volume and intensity scale to your current fitness before they progress.

Next steps

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Pick the next useful step. Get your 8-week block, choose a distance, check pricing, or keep reading the method.