Learn to Run: Beginners Running Program
- Do you love the idea of being able to run, but when you try it just seems too hard?
- Are you time poor, and need a time efficient form of exercise?
- Would you like to learn to run whilst minimising the risk of injury?
- Do you work well with the support of a group of like-minded women?
- Do you want to keep up with your kids, be a great role model, and show them that Mum’s still got it?
- Do you simply want to feel great?
If that sounds like you... don't miss our next course
“I have loved the Learn to Run course and I can honestly say I have got a lot out of it. I’ve never done interval training or even paced myself so those 2 things alone have been a good take out. I’m finding I finish each session and still have energy, some days I feel like I could keep running – considering this time last year I couldn’t make it to my letterbox and back, I am so excited.”
Deb Karalus
Frenchs Forest
How it Works
Who is Learn to Run for?
No minimum fitness level
We start with a total of 5-10 minutes of easy jogging during the first workshop, with intervals of walking in between, so this really is a true beginner’s course
If you’ve been worried about joining a group because you won’t keep up, or you’ll slow others down, this is definitely the group for you. The sessions are structured so that everyone is able to run at their own pace, but the group is kept close together – so you can chat.
If you’ve been struggling to get back into running after time off or after an injury and you need to take your comeback slowly
If you can already run for 15-10 minutes without stopping, you might like to try one of our interval training sessions, or contact us via email or phone to discuss what will suit you best
Our Philosophy
We’ve been teaching women just like you to run for over twelve years now. The focus is on getting you running for 30 minutes without stopping within a six week period. We’re not too fussed how far you run, rather than the length of time you are running for. We’re also not fussed on having you run fast (at least initially). In fact, one of our biggest challenges is getting people to slow down enough to be able to run for longer!
It’s our belief if you’re too focused on being able to run a certain distance, you could be setting yourself up for either disappointment or injury. It’s an awesome achievement to learn to run for 30 minutes without stopping, and that should be celebrated. Once you’ve reached that goal, you’ll then be fit enough to start looking at some distance goals, or a fun run if that’s your thing.
You'll Surprise Yourself
If you’re like most of our learners, you’re probably thinking right about now, that there’s no way you could run for 30 minutes without stopping in 6 weeks’ time. We’ve been doing this for quite a while now, so we have a pretty good idea of how to motivate running L-platers, and give them the confidence to learn to run.
If you think running’s too hard, or that it’s something you’ll never be able to do, could be that you’re doing a few things wrong, and we’d like to fix that.
“I have loved the Learn to Run course and I can honestly say I have got a lot out of it. I’ve never done interval training or even paced myself so those 2 things alone have been a good take out. I’m finding I finish each session and still have energy, some days I feel like I could keep running – considering this time last year I couldn’t make it to my letterbox and back, I am so excited.”
Deb Karalus
Frenchs Forest