The «21 Days» Program Includes
Learning the basics of running theory and correct technique
A friendly and supportive group atmosphere
Motivation and continuous coach support
Monitoring your running progress
Positive energy and better mood throughout the day
Practical tips on how to improve further
Over the course of
3 weeks, a professional trainer will guide you through all the basic running theory, teach you how to warm up properly, breathe correctly during training, and monitor your running technique.
Each session lasts
45 minutes in the morning, making it easy to stay consistent.
What to expect during training:- Warm-up
- Running: 10–15 minutes
- Stretching
During the first few days, we focus on improving your running technique and breathing.
For the first
two weeks, you will train with the coach on
weekdays.
During the
third week and on weekends, you will run independently and share your results in the group chat.
We bring together people of different ages (18 to 60) who are united by the desire to be healthy, active, and feel better.
We create a comfortable team environment where communication is based on mutual respect and trust in the coach’s guidance.
We will show you how not to give up halfway, build self-confidence, and stay motivated.
Our supportive team helps you stay on track until the very end.
Group runs are held on weekdays during the first two weeks, with the coach closely monitoring your progress and ensuring correct running technique.
On weekends and during the third week, you will run on your own. The coach remains available in the chat to answer questions and provide support.
Running gives you energy and strength for the whole day.
Studies show that running can increase endorphin levels in the blood by up to five times, creating a lasting sense of happiness and reduced stress.
A positive mood until your next run is almost guaranteed.
After completing the “21 Days” Program, you can continue with our “Confident Running” program.
This next step will help you set clear running goals, improve technique, burn more calories, and build endurance.
You will prepare for 5–10 km runs, and over time progress to 21 km and even 42 km, if you choose.