This one-year running program is enhanced by a thorough post-run recovery plan, a daily routine designed for optimal recovery, strategic meal planning featuring customisable options, and enjoyable entertainment tips, ensuring a holistic approach to long-term performance and well-being.

Training Philosophy: Building Base Endurance and Strength


After-Run Recovery Plan

Phase Activity Details
Immediate Post-Run Cool Down 5-10 minutes of light jogging or walking
Stretching Dynamic stretches focusing on legs, hips, and lower back
Hydration Drink water or electrolyte-rich sports drink
Nutrition Snack: Tempeh with rice or banana with peanut butter
Short-Term Recovery Shower Warm shower or contrast shower (alternating hot and cold water)
Refuel Meal: Grilled chicken with rice and vegetables or tofu stir-fry with rice

Daily Recovery Routine

Category Activity Details
Rest Time Nap 20-30 minute nap
Rest Days At least one full rest day per week
Screen Time Limit Excessive Screen Time Reduce non-essential screen time
Blue Light Filters Use filters in the evening to reduce the impact on sleep
Social Time Balance Spend time with friends and family to relax and unwind
Support System Surround yourself with supportive people
Sleep Time Duration Aim for 7-9 hours of quality sleep per night
Consistent Schedule Maintain consistent sleep-wake times
Sleep Environment Create a comfortable sleep environment

Meal Planning

Category Meal Details
Pre-Run Nutrition Light Meal Banana, Honey,
Hydration Drink water before running
Post-Run Nutrition Immediate Recovery Coconut water
Balanced Meals Breakfast: Scrambled eggs with spinach and whole-grain toast
Lunch: Grilled chicken salad with mixed greens and rice
Dinner: Ikan Gabus with brown rice and steamed vegetables
Snacks Greek yogurt with fruits, nuts, or a protein bar

Entertainment Tips

Engaging in relaxing activities, pursuing hobbies, and spending quality time with friends and family are essential for maintaining balance and warding off monotony during the training program, providing refreshing breaks to enhance overall well-being.

Daily Report


Month 1

Start by running 20-30 km per week, focusing on easy runs and a weekly long run, while incorporating core and leg strength training twice a week to strengthen your foundation.

Week 1