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Resume after a break
Go back to train - From 4 to 12 weeks
Have you stopped training for several weeks? Warning, over 50% of injuries occur in the weeks following a resumption! We offer you a 4-week plan with a gentle return to avoid injury.
Gently resume running
After a desired or forced break, people tend to want to resume running at the same pace and over the same distances as before. It is often forgotten that the body has become unaccustomed, and that's when injuries occur.
Without rushing things, this plan will gradually bring you back to a sufficient fitness level to train normally!
A plan made just for you
Overall in good physical condition or completely out of shape?
Strong against injuries or with risks to consider?
Wanting to enjoy yourself above all or maximize performance?
When you sign up, they ask you a dozen questions to define your runner profile and fine-tune your training plan!
Slowly but surely!
We support you every day
Consideration of your progress and feelings to adjust your workouts
Strength training sessions to complement your preparation
We also train your gut to tolerate the right amount of carbs for you
The coaching assistant is available via chat 24/7 to answer all your questions
The training log allows you to clearly track your progress
Advice and articles tailored to your profile
The benefits of this plan
A gentle and gradual plan to avoid skipping steps
True support and adaptation to your progress
All the platform features to best manage your preparation
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
If I haven't run recently, is it necessary to go through this plan before starting a preparation?
If I haven't run recently, is it necessary to go through this plan before starting a preparation?
It is highly recommended by the Campus coaches, who have seen too many runners get injured upon resuming. 4 weeks is short, you can immediately follow up with another plan!
Is this plan suitable if my break lasted several months?
Is this plan suitable if my break lasted several months?
It depends on your fitness level and running experience. For breaks of a few weeks or months, yes it is completely suitable. If your break lasted a year, for example, your body is completely unaccustomed. In this case, you can consider taking the beginner running plan.
How many workouts per week?
How many workouts per week?
The plan generally schedules 3 workouts per week. The most important are marked as "don't miss". By following the training plan, you increase your chances of quickly returning to your level.
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