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Training

Training for and taking part in the Bupa London 10,000 is not just a brilliant way to help you look and feel great, but it can also help you take great steps towards leading a healthier and more active lifestyle.

A 10K race is a great distance for novices and seasoned runners alike. To help you reach your target, whether you simply want to get round or you’re aiming to set a new personal best, we recommend that you follow a training schedule that will allow you to increase your fitness levels at a sensible and effective rate.

The sooner you can get into the habit of regular exercise, the earlier you will start to feel the benefits. If you have not taken part in any exercise for a while, however, consulting your doctor should precede any training.

Check out the training plans below, plus our nutrition tips, kit ideas and Race Day info, and you’ll be armed with everything you need to put in a great performance at the race…

You can also start an online training blog to keep your friends, family and other people training for the Bupa London 10,000 updated about your training progress.

For more training support, visit the Training Zone section on runbritain.com

Bupa London 10,000 training plans
Kick start your training by finding the right plan for you.

10km training programmes for beginners and improvers
New to running? Our novice programme will help you to build up to running 30 minutes in just six weeks.

Injury Advice
For professional help dealing with injuries, find a London Marathon Injury Clinic near you.

Running the Bupa London 10,000
Everything you need to know, including what to wear, what to eat and what happens on Race Day.

Start a training blog
Blogs are a great way of stay motivated and monitor your progress. Find out how to set one up with here.

Top 10 rules of training
Follow these guidelines to ensure your training goes to plan.

Warming up, stretching, and cooling down
Find out more about how to approach these crucial aspects of your training here.

Personal Trainer
Need an answer to a running question? Pick a topic from our list to find the answers.

Find your perfect running shoe
Our guide will help you choose the correct trainers – the most important piece of kit you’ll need.

Easy ways to eat more healthily today
Follow these eight easy rules to ensure you get fitter, faster and healthier ahead of Race Day.

How to avoid common running injuries
Don’t let injury derail your running. You can reduce your risk by following our top tips on staying healthy and injury-free, whatever your running goal.

Jo Pavey’s Training Tips
If you’re training for the Bupa London 10,000 then who better to learn from than one of the greatest British runners around, Jo Pavey.

Top fundraising tips
To ensure you make the most of this chance to fundraise for a cause close to your heart, we’ve put together a can’t-fail plan to get the money rolling in.

How to hydrate for a 10k
Find out how to hydrate right in training and racing.

Get the most out of the 2015 course
Be prepared for Race Day by taking a tour of the course


 
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