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

Illustrative portrait of Byron Troy, a fictional stand-in 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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