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Training plans for famous American running races

TERUN doesn't build a separate plan per race — it builds one sized to the distance, paced from your own running data, and periodized to your start date.

Whether you're running the Peachtree on the Fourth of July or a local Turkey Trot, the training principle is the same: pick the plan for your race's distance below, and TERUN fills in the paces, the build-up and the taper from your current fitness.

5K

All of these are a straight match for the adaptive training plan — there's no separate 5K page, so set 5K as your goal distance there.

10K

The 10K training plan is built for exactly this: short and intense, with paces that have to be right.

10 mile

There's no dedicated 10-mile page; use the adaptive training plan and set 10 mile as your distance.

Part of a marathon weekend

Not ready for the full marathon yet? This event's shorter distances run alongside it:

Training for the full Marine Corps Marathon instead? See the marathon plan from your data.

Other well-known distances & race series

A few American classics fall between TERUN's supported distances. Use whichever of the 10K or adaptive plan (10 mile) is closer to your race's actual distance and timeline:

Same principle, every distance. TERUN doesn't look at your race's name — it looks at your own pace and heart-rate data and how much time is left until your start date. Pick the plan closest to your race's distance and it periodizes toward it automatically.

More countries

Racing outside the US? See the same kind of guide for famous UK races, famous Canadian races, famous Australian races, famous German races, famous Spanish races or famous Italian races.

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