I remember meeting the Head Coach of All In Running for the first time at the Bhatti Ultra in 2015. He was running the 50K there and so was I. It is rare to see someone running consistently strong in that trail in the scorching heat and he was doing just that! Cut to 2017, he had established himself as a dedicated, disciplined and really good amateur runner in the Delhi running circle.
Following the journey of All In Running since its inception has been a pleasure. With the founder’s passion for the sport and his never-ending endeavour to motivate people to get outdoors, closer to nature is commendable. Besides coaching amateur runners, all that it does outside the track makes All In Running special. The Community Talks where people from sports share their experiences on a platform provided by All In Running are a great way to motivate people to get outdoors. They have also started outdoor running camps that seem quite interesting.
I am an amateur runner who doesn’t really follow any strict running plans. However, when I decided to give BQ a try last year, it was an All In Running customised plan that I followed. It was a great experience being coached by All In Running over those five months. Every aspect of my training was looked into and followed up regularly. The plan was tweaked and changed depending on how I was coping in the training sessions.
You need a guide who practices what he/she preaches and doesn’t mince his/her words when telling you where you are going wrong. You need someone you respect as a runner to take any advice from, in the first place. All that I got from All In Running.
I wish All In Running the very best and highly recommend All In Running if you wish to be guided in your amateur running goals/dreams.