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Coaching Prices

On this page I list the coaching plans that I offer. Currently I am looking to build a portfolio of runners that will help me expand my process, as such everything is free for a limited time***

Getting Started Guide - This is a free course, it is designed for people getting started or back into running. Cater for people looking for some more than just starting couch to 5k.

Intermediate Guide - Price TBC (currently free) This will provide you will a running Schedule with some basic complementary and life advice to enhance your running. Available either with a monthly subscription or one training schedule.

The Full Whack - The whole mind, body, life approach. Available either with a monthly subscription or one training schedule.


*** I reserve the right to withdraw the free coaching should circumstances change, that being said I would anticipate being loyal to my earlier customers. Those signing up for free agree to their results being published on the blog and YouTube and if asked being interviewed for promotional purposes.


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