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Training plan · 8 weeks

10K training plan (8 weeks)

An 8-week plan to run your fastest 10K. Intervals, tempo and easy runs across 3-4 days a week.

Eight weeks to reach your 10K in your best shape. The 10K demands speed and endurance in equal measure, so the plan loads interval and tempo work on a base of easy runs. With 3-4 running days a week it's manageable for most runners with some background.

Wk
1
Base
Easy run 6 kmIntervals 6×400 mRun 8 km22 km
Wk
2
Base
Easy run 6 kmHills 6×45 sRun 9 km24 km
Wk
3
Build
Easy run 7 kmIntervals 5×600 mTempo 4 kmRun 10 km30 km
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4
Recovery
Easy run 6 kmFartlek 20 minRun 8 km22 km
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5
Specific
Easy run 7 kmIntervals 5×800 mTempo 5 kmRun 11 km32 km
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6
Peak
Easy run 7 kmIntervals 4×1000 m at 10K paceTempo 6 kmRun 12 km34 km
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7
Taper
Easy run 6 kmIntervals 4×600 mRun 8 km22 km
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8
Race
Easy run 5 kmStrides 4×300 m🏁 10K18 km

Easy = comfortable conversational pace · Intervals = fast reps with recovery · Tempo = sustained controlled pace · Rest = no running.

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Frequently asked questions

How many weeks is the 10k training plan?

This plan runs for 8 weeks, with sessions spread across each week and recovery weeks to absorb the load.

How many days a week do I run?

Between 3 and 4 running days a week, leaving rest days between the hardest sessions. Rest is part of training.

What pace should each session be?

Easy runs are conversational, intervals and tempo are faster. Use our pace calculator to set your target paces from your current time.

Can I download the plan as a PDF?

Yes. We email you the full plan as a printable PDF to follow week by week.

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