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Public Beta · Free Access

From your first run to the finish line.

MarathonReady is currently in public beta — explore the full guided journey free while we keep refining the experience with real runners.

26.2
miles, made simple
16-24
week guided plans
4
fitness levels supported

The transformation journey

Five phases. One finish line.

No mileage spikes. No guesswork. Just a progressive plan that meets you where you are.

Phase 1Weeks 1–4

Beginner conditioning

Walk-run intervals build a base without injury risk.

Phase 2Weeks 5–10

5K & 10K build

First continuous runs and your first 10K milestone.

Phase 3Weeks 11–16

Half marathon

Long runs grow steadily. Confidence compounds.

Phase 4Weeks 17–22

Marathon build

Peak mileage, race-pace work, fuelling rehearsals.

Phase 5Weeks 23–24

Taper & race day

Smart recovery, sharp legs, finish line ready.

Your training command center

A dashboard that pulls you forward.

Every run, lift, meal and milestone — visualised so you can see the runner you're becoming.

  • Days until your marathon, always on top
  • Weekly mileage, training phase and recovery status
  • Streaks, longest run, confidence score
  • Body, weight and progress photo timeline
Explore the dashboard

London Marathon

142 days to go

Weekly

28km

Longest run

14km

Streak

21days

This week

4 of 5 complete

Tomorrow: Easy 6km @ conversation pace

Built for the whole athlete

Four pillars. One plan.

Running plans

Easy runs, intervals, long runs, walk-back progressions.

Strength & mobility

Glutes, core, calves. Gym or home. Built for runners.

Nutrition & fuelling

Daily eating, race-day carbs, hydration, electrolytes.

Recovery

Sleep, RHR, mood and energy. Train smart, not hard.

Training plans

A plan that meets you at week zero.

Choose your starting level — complete beginner to returning runner. The plan adapts to your training days, gym access and target race date.

  • Walk-run progressions for first-time runners
  • Easy / interval / long run structure
  • Built-in rest and cross-training days
  • Taper week guidance and race-day pacing
View training plans

Nutrition & fuelling

Fuel the work. Recover faster.

Plain-English guidance on what to eat around training, hydration, carb-loading and race-morning routines. No fads, no crash diets.

  • Beginner meal examples and shopping lists
  • Pre-run, mid-run and recovery nutrition
  • Hydration and electrolyte education
  • Carb-loading the week before race day
Explore nutrition

Strength & recovery

Stronger legs. Fewer injuries.

Runner-specific strength sessions. Gym version and home version, with mobility and prehab routines to keep you on the road.

  • Glute, core, hamstring and calf focus
  • Gym + home variations for every session
  • Mobility flows and stretching guides
  • Injury prevention and prehab routines
See strength module

Progress tracking

See the runner you're becoming.

Body measurements, weight, resting heart rate, sleep, mood, energy and progress photos — all in one timeline.

Weight

-4.2 kg

Last 12 weeks

Resting HR

58 bpm

Down from 71

5K time

27:14

New personal best

Real journeys

People like you, at the finish line.

"I couldn't run for the bus. Twelve weeks in, I ran a 10K and cried at the finish."
A

Aisha

Complete beginner → 10K

"The walk-back weeks saved my knees. First injury-free training block in years."
M

Marcus

Returning runner → Marathon

"The taper guidance made race day feel calm. I finished smiling."
P

Priya

London Marathon finisher

Your first 26.2 starts today.

Two minutes of onboarding. A plan calibrated to you. A finish line that's no longer a fantasy.

Build my plan

Built with the London Marathon in mind.