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2014 Training Programmes


Participants receive: Coaching by qualifi ed Personal Trainer/Certifi ed Jog Scotland Instructor. 8 week detailed training schedule 10% Discount at Run4It, Bridge of Allan for the duration of the course Constant motivation and support Great Value at £75/Limit 10 runners


Learn2run Beginner-level 8 week 5K Training Program designed for beginner runners and those that are inactive and minimally active. Weekly practices are held from 9:30am-10:30am on Thursday mornings. First Practice: Thursday, April 24th @ 9:30 am


Intermediate Training Group A great ‘next step’ program for those that have completed our learn2run programme or can comfortably run 3 miles at the start of the programme. Weekly practices will be held on Monday or Friday mornings at 9:30am First Practice: Friday, April 25th @ 9.30am or Monday, April 28th @ 9.30am


Girls2run Girls2run is a programme designed specifi cally for girls aged from 8-13 years old. The 6 week programme will teach life skills through dynamic, conversation based lessons and running games. The programme culminates with the girls being physically and emotionally prepared to complete a celebratory 5k running event. First practice: Monday, April 28th @ 5:30pm (Girls 8 – 10 years old) First practice: Wednesday, April 30th @ 4.45pm (Girls 11-14 years old)


one2one One to one training or personal training is also available for general fi tness requirements or a lifestyle change or for those training for a specifi c event – to mark a milestone birthday or by running their fi rst 5k or 10k or perhaps a longer distance such as a half marathon or marathon.


To hear more about our 2014 training options, contact: The Running Company Coach, Kristin Henderson


Tel: 07734 114 164 info@therunningcompany.co.uk


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