Easy running stays dominant
Nearly 90% of sessions stay at RPE 3–4 with full-sentence conversation.
- Slow down for heat, hills or fatigue
- Never stack missed sessions
Build from a comfortable 5K or 30–40 minutes of continuous easy running to a controlled first 10K. Three weekly runs keep almost 90% of sessions easy or long, with short steady work only in weeks 4, 6 and 8. Long runs progress to 65 minutes before a two-week reduction and 10K completion week. No threshold, interval, pace, heart-rate, power or zone target is required.
For runners who have completed 5K or can run easily and continuously for about 30–40 minutes without pain or medical restriction.
You can protect three non-consecutive running days each week.
Your goal is controlled completion rather than a specific finish time.
Build endurance with easy and long running, adding only enough steady work to practise control.
Nearly 90% of sessions stay at RPE 3–4 with full-sentence conversation.
Weeks 4, 6 and 8 use RPE 5–6 to practise rhythm without becoming formal threshold training.
The long run peaks at 65 minutes, then reduces for two weeks before 10K day.
Reach 10K day with enough endurance to start conservatively, stay controlled and use walk breaks whenever needed.
Weeks 1–3
Run three times per week while the long run moves from 45 to 50 minutes.
Weeks 4–7
Extend the long run to 65 minutes, with controlled steady work in weeks 4 and 6.
Weeks 8–9
Keep one short steady run while the long run reduces to 60 and 55 minutes.
Week 10
After two short easy runs, complete 10K under control and walk whenever needed.
Build from a comfortable 5K or 30–40 minutes of continuous easy running to a controlled first 10K. Three weekly runs keep almost 90% of sessions easy or long, with short steady work only in weeks 4, 6 and 8. Long runs progress to 65 minutes before a two-week reduction and 10K completion week. No threshold, interval, pace, heart-rate, power or zone target is required.
Not sure what RPE means? Read the 1–10 RPE effort guide.Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 25 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 25 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 40 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 25 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 30 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 45 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 30 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 30 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 45 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
Mar
Mer
20 min work
RPE 5–6Gio
Ven
Sab
Dom
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 30 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 5–620 min work
Warm up easily for 10 minutes, run 20 minutes at a controlled RPE 5–6 where short sentences remain possible, then cool down easily for 10 minutes. This is steady pacing practice, not threshold training; do not push to breathlessness.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 50 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 35 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 30 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 50 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
Mar
Mer
20 min work
RPE 5–6Gio
Ven
Sab
Dom
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 35 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 5–620 min work
Warm up easily for 10 minutes, run 20 minutes at a controlled RPE 5–6 where short sentences remain possible, then cool down easily for 10 minutes. This is steady pacing practice, not threshold training; do not push to breathlessness.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 55 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 35 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 35 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 60 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
Mar
Mer
20 min work
RPE 5–6Gio
Ven
Sab
Dom
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 35 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 5–620 min work
Warm up easily for 10 minutes, run 20 minutes at a controlled RPE 5–6 where short sentences remain possible, then cool down easily for 10 minutes. This is steady pacing practice, not threshold training; do not push to breathlessness.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 55 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 35 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 30 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 50 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue, and use short walk breaks when needed. Do not stack missed sessions.
Lun
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 25 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Mer
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 25 minutes at RPE 3–4, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Stay conversational, slow down for heat, hills or fatigue. Do not stack missed sessions.
Sab
RPE 3–4Warm up easily for 5 minutes, complete 10 km at a controlled, conversational effort, then cool down easily for 5 minutes. Start conservatively and take walk breaks whenever needed; completion matters more than pace.
The official plan is your stable starting point. Once training begins, AI Coach uses completed work, load and recovery signals, and schedule changes to suggest adjustments for your approval.
AI Coach compares scheduled sessions with completed, missed or added training, including duration and intensity, so its guidance reflects what you actually did.
It combines recent workload, perceived effort and available recovery signals to explain whether to continue, ease back or prioritize recovery. It never changes the plan silently.
When fatigue, missed training or schedule changes disrupt the week, AI Coach can propose moving, reducing or replacing sessions, explain the trade-off, and apply changes only after you confirm.
Trainingload.ai può mettere il piano 10K nel tuo calendario, collegare corse completate e aiutare ad adattare la settimana successiva quando il carico reale non corrisponde al piano iniziale.
La pagina dà la struttura del piano 10K. L'app aiuta a metterla nel calendario e adattarla quando corse completate, sessioni saltate o fatica cambiano la settimana.
Mantenere stabile il lungo e ridurre una sessione dura prima di aumentare ancora la distanza.
Adattare passo o durata mantenendo lo scopo del workout.
Far progredire la settimana gradualmente invece di fare un grande salto perché una corsa è andata bene.
View the frozen four-run performance plan.
View the race-specific plan requiring current capability and a goal event.
Build toward your first 5K with a run-walk progression.
Consolidate continuous running with the Finish 5K plan.
Draft confirmable changes from completed runs and load, not a fixed calendar.
Use a recent result as a verifiable pace anchor.
Check CTL, ATL, and TSB before adding volume or intensity.
Domande comuni su durata, struttura settimanale, revisione AI Coach e aggiustamenti quando l'allenamento cambia.
For runners who have completed 5K or can run easily and continuously for about 30–40 minutes without pain or medical restriction.
No. This completion plan uses controlled RPE 5–6 steady running only in weeks 4, 6 and 8, with short sentences still possible; it is not a threshold workout.
Three times, ideally with at least one recovery day between runs.
Yes. Start conservatively and take short walk breaks whenever needed; completing the distance matters more than forcing a pace.
Trainingload.ai can draft adjustments from completed runs and training load, but the calendar updates only after you confirm.
Accedi per creare un piano, collegare i workout e lasciare che Trainingload.ai riveda le evidenze prima di suggerire cambiamenti.