Marathon Coaching Services

what is this wrote:

You must have money to burn.

All the information you need is free online.

Riggers30 wrote:

I've signed up to run the Cowtown Half February 2024. I'm looking for a good coaching service.

Current thoughts are RunCCG, StraitSpeed, or Stephen Scullion (mostly for his lifting/stretching routines). Open to any other suggestions. I'm a 42 year old female if that matters.

ShannonP1124 wrote:

Riggers30 wrote:

I've signed up to run the Cowtown Half February 2024. I'm looking for a good coaching service.

Current thoughts are RunCCG, StraitSpeed, or Stephen Scullion (mostly for his lifting/stretching routines). Open to any other suggestions. I'm a 42 year old female if that matters.

I'm a firm believer in Training Peaks. They've always got me where I want to go/be. I pick out a plan and follow it to the "T". They have great programs from 1 mile to 100 mile ultras.

coachy wrote:

what is this wrote:

You must have money to burn.

All the information you need is free online.

Anyone that thinks coaching is the same as finding information online for free, obviously has never had a good coach.

Riggers30 wrote:

ShannonP1124 wrote:

I'm a firm believer in Training Peaks. They've always got me where I want to go/be. I pick out a plan and follow it to the "T". They have great programs from 1 mile to 100 mile ultras.

Does TrainingPeaks have a human coach though? Stretching, drills, etc?