Still Serious About Running Marathons In Your 50s, 60s And Beyond?
Then your training approach should evolve with you and who you are becoming - by aging like wine, NOT like milk.
Because you know that you deserve better...
Watch the 'Longevity in Running webinar' now, where you'll discover how committed marathon runners over-50, who still have big ambitions with their running, can achieve the results they desire.
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This is for you if you are over-50 and still running marathons
You've got the desire. You've got the drive. But what you don't have...
You want an approach to your running that reflects who you are.
Someone who still cares deeply.
Someone who isn't done.
Inside the Longevity In Running Webinar, you'll get the exact framework built for committed marathon runners over-50 with big ambitions.
This isn't just 'run less and hope for the best' advice
It's high-level strategy, built around your age, your experience, and your ambition.
Because the next chapter should be your strongest yet.
Meet Your Host - John Beattie
Still serious about your running? So is he.
As a former Great Britain & England international with a 2:16 marathon best, John’s been competing at an elite level for well over twenty years.
Now into his third decade as a runner, he’s seen first-hand how training must evolve: Physically, mentally, and emotionally as you get older. This webinar draws from many years of experience on the roads, and from coaching hundreds of runners over 50 who’ve achieved breakthroughs by refusing to lower the bar.
Because longevity in running isn’t about holding on.
It’s about stepping forward with purpose.
Aging like wine, not like milk.
"Joining MBRB is the best thing I've done for my running. You asked me to trust the process when I joined, and I did! The guidance from coaching took all the guess work out of my preparation and I didn't actually have to work as hard as I did for previous marathons, but achieved so much more." - MBRB coached runner Cath, after smashing her marathon PB.