Road & long runs
Progressive distance work for aerobic fitness, pacing discipline and race-day endurance.
TTN training is built around consistency, variety and community. From a first 5K to marathon preparation, sessions develop endurance, speed, strength and confidence.
Training should prepare runners for different demands. TTN combines road work with hills, speed, strength, sand and recovery so members can develop more completely rather than repeating the same session every week.
Progressive distance work for aerobic fitness, pacing discipline and race-day endurance.
Sessions such as Meduva and Martin Hill develop climbing strength, form and resilience.
Faster sessions at locations such as Vineta and Kuiseb Stadium sharpen pace and running economy.
Dedicated strength work supports stability, durability and better movement under fatigue.
Sand-based training adds resistance and variety while building lower-body strength.
Controlled easy sessions allow adaptation between harder workouts and races.
The exact programme can change according to the race calendar and training block. Current session details should always be confirmed with the club before attending.
Speed, hills, tempo, dunes or another structured workout depending on the current block.
Road, speed or controlled quality work focused on maintaining progression through the week.
Longer training, hill work, club challenge or race participation depending on the calendar.
Programmes should be adjusted to the runner rather than forcing every member into the same mileage. TTN can support progression across common race distances.
Build consistency, comfortable running and basic pacing.
Develop endurance while introducing more purposeful speed work.
Balance long runs, quality sessions and recovery for half-marathon preparation.
Long-term endurance development, race-specific preparation and disciplined recovery.
Programme update: the old July 2026 schedule has been retired from the live training page because it is no longer current. The page now describes the TTN training framework without presenting expired dates as active sessions.
Join the club and get connected to the current training programme.
See the latest TTN workout schedule maintained by club staff.
TTN's July 2026–January 2027 plan is designed for beginners, social runners, developing runners and race-focused athletes.
Hill repeats for strength, climbing ability, power and running economy.
5 km time trials, 400 m / 800 m / 1 km repetitions and timed intervals.
Easy runs, recovery runs and progressive long aerobic sessions.
Recent race or time-trial results can help identify an appropriate starting group.
| Group | 5 km | 10 km | 21.1 km | Marathon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Performance | 18:30 | 38:20 | 1:25:20 | Sub 3:00 |
| Advanced | 21:30 | 44:30 | 1:39:30 | Sub 3:30 |
| Intermediate | 24:40 | 51:00 | 1:54:00 | Sub 4:00 |
| Developing | 27:15 | 56:30 | 2:05:30 | Sub 4:25 |
| Foundation | Assessment | Assessment | 2:15+ guide | 4:50 guide |