Hal+ paid version upgrades you to a more detailed plan.
Basic features on the app will have you covered on general training, but for a more enhanced experience you can choose one of the 3 subscription options available for Hal+: Plans are personalized to your training schedule and abilities, right at your fingertips for year-round training. A well-accomplished athlete himself, Hal qualified for The Olympics 8 times and his turned his knowledge of marathons and half-marathons into guides for every runner at any stage. Hal Higdon is a life-long runner who has written more training plans than one could ever imagine reading. Premium versions are great if you want a more detailed user experience and don’t mind a little added cost for your training. We’ve also included some information on premium upgrades available for each app. Set up is quick and you will be out the door with a great plan in your pocket before you know it with these top 5 free running apps. If you have made a plan that you think others might benefit from or if you have issues, questions, or suggestions on how I can make this project work better for you, reach out via email (timetorun at codyhoover dot com) or on github.Looking for some motivation for your running? Getting your hands on a good app to use can help you set, track and achieve running goals in minutes. The plans are not intended to be used on their own and should be used in combination with the books, so please support the authors (and yourself!) if you don't already own them.Ĭalendar Icon made by monkik from All other icons made by Font Awesome from Contact
This project includes a few popular training plans from Advanced Marathoning by Pete Pfitzinger and Scott Douglas, Faster Road Racing by Pete Pfitzinger and Philip Latter, Hansons Marathon Method by Kieth and Kevin Hanson, and Marathon: The Ultimate Training Guide by Hal Higdon.
This project takes inspiration from "Calendar Hack" by which I've already used for multiple marathons.
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