22/09/2026
HE DIDN’T NEED TO TRAIN MORE.
HE NEEDED TO TRAIN WITH MORE PURPOSE.
When Mark started with me in July 2025, there were some clear areas we could improve — running capacity, running durability and station durability.
But one of the biggest changes was actually learning to balance training better.
Hard days needed to be hard.
Easy days needed to be easy.
That sounds simple, but for athletes who are used to pushing all the time, it can be one of the hardest things to get right.
From a difficult start to the season in Oslo, Mark went on to:
PB across every division he raced
Improve his final Pro race by 2:11
Run 7:32 faster than his season opener
Win in Berlin
Qualify for the World Championships
Finish 4th in the world in Pro Doubles
The lesson?
More isn’t always better.
The right training, at the right intensity, for the right reason, is what moves performance forward.
Find the limiter.
Train with purpose.