Sample · 10K Run/Walk Plan

Welcome back. Keep moving.

A 16-week beginner build to a 10K — Galloway run/walk, strength, and recovery, mapped around a real week. This is an illustrative sample; every client’s plan is built from scratch around their own goals, schedule, and needs. The Today button always lands on today\'s session.

● Daily check-in · 30 seconds
How did today go?
Energytap 1–10
Sleephrs + quality
Sorenesswhere / how much
Session done?yes / modified / no
Logging daily is what makes the weekly tune-ups sharp — the more honest data in, the better the plan out. Your data is private. We never sell it, ever.
The Plan · Week by Week

Every week to race day.

Built around your real schedule — work, travel, and life — so training fits the week you actually have. Tap a week, then any day.

Fuel · Built around you

Eating to train — not to restrict.

The job is simple: fuel enough to support the training and make hitting your protein easy. This is coaching, not a diet — there are no calorie limits here. Anything tied to labs, supplements, or a medical condition stays with your physician and a registered dietitian.

Protein

Hit your protein, daily

Easiest approach: a solid protein source at every meal plus a protein-forward snack. If you like a number, aim to clear roughly 1.4–1.7 g per kg of body weight a day — a floor to reach, not a cap. Under-eating protein is the main thing we guard against.

Fuel

Carbs are the fuel, not the enemy

Eat more around your longer and harder runs, a little less on easy and rest days — but never start a run empty. Oats, rice, potatoes, fruit, whole grains. The gentle race-week carb-load is built into the schedule.

Durability

Why running + lifting both stay in

Weight-bearing running and the strength sessions build the durability that keeps a new runner healthy and progressing — a reason to keep them in, not skip them.

Easy protein anchors

  • A palm-sized protein at each meal
  • Beans, lentils, tofu, eggs, dairy, fish or lean meat — whatever fits your diet
  • A protein-forward snack to close the gap on big days
  • Seeds and nuts stirred into bowls and oats
  • A protein shake when whole food is hard to fit in

Spread protein across the day rather than one big serving. Swaps are tailored to each client’s preferences and the foods they already enjoy.

Worth a dietitian’s eyes

  • Total energy — enough to cover the training
  • Any restrictions or preferences in your diet
  • Individual targets or supplements

Get individual targets and any supplements from a registered dietitian and your physician — not from this page.

Quick reference · the day

A reasonable day, loosely

  • Breakfast — protein + whole grains + fruit. Eat a real one; don’t skip it.
  • Pre-run — easy carbs + a little protein an hour or two out, so you never start empty.
  • Post-run — protein + carbs within a couple of hours to recover well.
  • Symptoms over the calendar — on days with strong fatigue, ease the intensity and note it on your check-in. We adjust by how you feel, not by a date.

Built to complement your medical care.

Training, fueling, and recovery only — no lab interpretation, supplement dosing, or medical management. Bloodwork, medication, and anything about a medical condition stay with your physician and registered dietitian.

Workouts · Tap any exercise

Your training, exercise by exercise.

Tap any exercise for sets, a live tempo animation, and exactly how to perform it — all on-page, plus an optional video demo a tap away. Shorter sessions slot into a busy day; the longer runs fit around work and travel.