$49 for 10-Week Training Program for Rock the Road 10K from Runners Feed ($200 Value)
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Rock the Road 10K race director leads two-hour training sessions that prime runners with exercise drills, practice runs & wellness tips
Early humans developed the ability to sprint in order to chase down sprightly prey and invented long-distance running to escape from slowly approaching glaciers. Follow in their fossilized footsteps with this Groupon.
$49 for 10-Week Training Program for Rock the Road 10K ($200 Value)
Runners amass in north and downtown London for a 10-week program to train for the Rock the Road 10K, overseen by Brandon Laan, the race's co-founder and director. Two-hour sessions meet twice a week to instill healthy running habits and a competitive edge, leading participants in a mix of stretches, exercise drills, and practice sprints. With his knowledge of the race's flat, looping course—which is bordered by live bands and cheerleaders come race day—Brandon shares strategies for long-term pacing, such as growing a third lung in a petri dish. Though the program focuses on achieving best personal times, it covers a wide range of general wellness guidelines, including tips for recovery and nutrition.
Attendees can report to a June 6 information session before training begins on June 10. Sunday classes commence at 8 a.m. for a medley of long runs, and 6 p.m. Wednesday sessions set legs chugging toward high speeds and thresholds. The last class meets August 15, four days before the race.
Rock the Road 10K race director leads two-hour training sessions that prime runners with exercise drills, practice runs & wellness tips
Early humans developed the ability to sprint in order to chase down sprightly prey and invented long-distance running to escape from slowly approaching glaciers. Follow in their fossilized footsteps with this Groupon.
$49 for 10-Week Training Program for Rock the Road 10K ($200 Value)
Runners amass in north and downtown London for a 10-week program to train for the Rock the Road 10K, overseen by Brandon Laan, the race's co-founder and director. Two-hour sessions meet twice a week to instill healthy running habits and a competitive edge, leading participants in a mix of stretches, exercise drills, and practice sprints. With his knowledge of the race's flat, looping course—which is bordered by live bands and cheerleaders come race day—Brandon shares strategies for long-term pacing, such as growing a third lung in a petri dish. Though the program focuses on achieving best personal times, it covers a wide range of general wellness guidelines, including tips for recovery and nutrition.
Attendees can report to a June 6 information session before training begins on June 10. Sunday classes commence at 8 a.m. for a medley of long runs, and 6 p.m. Wednesday sessions set legs chugging toward high speeds and thresholds. The last class meets August 15, four days before the race.