Time-tested training

Expert guidance for runners of all levels from renowned runner, author & coach Hal Higdon—built around making running accessible, enjoyable, and sustainable for everyone.

Run with Hal

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The Run With Hal app on three phones: a live run screen, a workout with Hal's notes, and a race countdown calendar.

A training app that adapts to you

Personalized training plans built on time-tested Hal Higdon programs. The official Run With Hal app will help you train year round and adapt to your experience, schedule, and target race.

  • Adaptive Plans that update as you train.
  • Daily Tips From Hal for motivation delivered each day.
  • Flexible Scheduling to move workouts and set blackout dates.
  • Train Any Distance from 5K to ultra, or year-round base plans.

Included in Hal+

  • Personalized Goals
  • Multi-Race Training
  • GPS Tracking
  • Custom Scheduling

Run With Hal is free to download, with full personalization unlocked through a monthly subscription to Hal+.
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Interactive training programs

Hal Higdon is your personal coach when you use our Training Programs: the best way to stay on track for the big race. We offer free-to-download running plans across all major race distances and experience levels.

Hal’s time-tested advice has been helping generations of runners achieve personal bests, from first timers to Boston qualifiers. Following the right training program for you can help you achieve your running goals too.

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About Hal Higdon

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Hal Higdon began running as a student at the University of Chicago Lab School and continued running competitively at Carleton College in Minnesota, where he won several conference championships.

After school, Hal competed 8 times in the Olympic Trials, notching his best finish as 5th place at the 1960 Trials in the 3000 meter steeplechase. In the 1964 Boston Marathon, Hal placed 5th overall and was the first American finisher...

Lifelong runner / writer / coach

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