Know your course before race day.
Training plans and course guides for your first ultra, and your next one.
How plans are built
Plans end on race day.
Every week counts back from your race, so the last one is race week.
Weekly increases stay safe.
Mileage climbs in small steps from what you run today.
Cutback weeks and a real taper.
Easier weeks every few weeks, and a proper taper before the start.
Honest warnings.
If your goal is a stretch for the time left, the plan tells you.
Built by a coach

Byron Troy
Byron Troy is a fictional stand-in, not a real coach. This portrait and bio are illustrative. In this sample bio, Byron has coached first-time and returning ultra runners for over a decade, building plans from the honest math of the course, not wishful training weeks. A lifelong trail runner, he has finished ultras from 50K to 100 miles and has held one of the top 10 ultra-running marks in Alabama over the past five years. His approach is simple: respect the distance, train the terrain, and arrive on race day knowing every climb.
Coming soon
A crew coordinator for race day, and guides for more races.
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