That's Runnable

In this second Part of How to Train for a Marathon, Tommy tackles the times we need to adapt our training. He talks about how to execute on your plan whilst considering the reality of inevitable challenges and setbacks. 

What's covered:
  • What does good execution look like?
  • How to Adapt Your training plan
  • Dealing with Setbacks 
  • Mindset tips : how to show up consistently 
  • Attitudes to maintain
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What is That's Runnable?

Built on the mantra “run the runnable,” we focus on what’s possible rather than the pressure of perfection. Everything we do embraces an accessible, light-hearted, and sustainable way of training and racing—welcoming runners of all abilities to join the adventure.

Inspired by nature and the freedom of the outdoors, we marry our laid-back approach to running with a tenacious desire to push the limits of what’s possible. We prioritise community, inclusivity, and a balanced way to run, encouraging everyone to embrace their own version of what’s “runnable.” That’s Runnable is here to inspire you to enjoy the run while building a friendly and supportive community around the sport.