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10 Common Running Myths: Fact or Fiction?

10 Common Running Myths: Fact or Fiction?

There are certain things runners hear over and over again. You need to run every day. More mileage makes you better. Walking in a race means you have failed. If you are not sore afterwards, the workout did not work. Some of these ideas have been around for years. Some...

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Spring Into Your First 5km or Next 10km

Spring Into Your First 5km or Next 10km

If you’ve spent months waiting for the right time to get fit, your starting line is here. Our 8-week First Steps to 5km programme will help you build confidence, fitness and momentum this spring. Spring race goals are built in the weeks before the start line. Perhaps...

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First steps to 5km

First steps to 5km

An 8-week journey from stuck to strong! If you have ever said, “I need to get moving again”, you are not alone. Life happens. We get busy, lose momentum, and suddenly that simple act of going for a walk or jog feels out of reach. That is exactly why we created the...

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Junior Runners

Junior Runners

It might be useful for you as a track side parent or mom on the run to see the journey your child can take through running. Discover Coach Michelle Mee's journey as a junior runner to see what options there are for you, your child and your running family. The Early...

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14 Weeks to run a 10km Race

14 Weeks to run a 10km Race

Whos’ this programme aimed at? Meet Joe Bloggs, he’s 52 years old, gets roped into cycling the Joburg’s cycle challenge every November in aid of charity, he’s completed his 7th 95km race in his best time of 5h25m. He doesn’t do any training in preparation for this...

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Michelle Coach Mee’s Basic Track Etiquette

Michelle Coach Mee’s Basic Track Etiquette

General Guidelines: Run around the track in a counter-clockwise direction. Do not stand or stretch in any lanes. Should a faster runner want to pass you, listen for “Track!” which means there is a fast runner approaching you from behind and they are ready or in the...

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