Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training
About this race
Get ready for the Urban Bourbon Half Marathon (10/17/26) with us! The Swags Performance Project supports runners at every stage of their personal performance journey — from first-timers to seasoned competitors.
This 16 week program includes:
- Free, downloadable training plans for beginner and intermediate level runners.
- The option to join any of our five weekly group runs. (Click here to see the schedule.)
- Weekly group calls on with a coach beginning in August.
Plans will be sent via email after registration and registrants will be opted in to text message reminders about group runs, with the option to unsubscribe at any time.
The Beginner Plan is built for runners who are early in their half marathon journey.
This plan will help you will develop a strong aerobic base, grow your long run from 5 to 10 miles, and build the fitness and confidence to cross the Urban Bourbon Half Marathon finish line.
This Intermediate Plan is for runners who have completed at least one half marathon and are ready to push further.
This plan will help you will build on your aerobic base with higher volume, structured track sessions, sustained tempo runs, and Marathon Pace work. Long runs peak at 11 miles before a focused taper positions you to race your best at the Urban Bourbon Half Marathon.
Ready for your own personalized plan?
Our paid Swags Coaching program delivers a fully personalized training experience built around your schedule and specific goals. Reach out to our Program Director, Pierce Lashley at pierce.lashley@swagssportshoes.com for more information.
Join fellow runners on October 17, 2026 for the Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training. It's a fantastic Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training: Beginner Plan, Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training: Intermediate Plan featuring a flat and fast course in Louisville.
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Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training: Beginner Plan
This Beginner Plan is built for runners who are early in their half marathon journey. Over 16 weeks, you will develop a strong aerobic base, grow your long run from 5 to 10 miles, and build the fitness and confidence to cross the Urban Bourbon Half Marathon finish line on October 17, 2026. This 16 week program includes: Free, downloadable training plans for beginner and intermediate level runners. The option to join any of our five weekly group runs. (Click here to see the schedule.) Weekly group calls on with a coach beginning in August.
Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training: Intermediate Plan
This Intermediate Plan is for runners who have completed at least one half marathon and are ready to push further. Over 16 weeks, you will build on your aerobic base with higher volume, structured track sessions, sustained tempo runs, and Marathon Pace work. Long runs peak at 11 miles before a focused taper positions you to race your best at the Urban Bourbon Half Marathon on October 17, 2026. This 16 week program includes: Free, downloadable training plans for beginner and intermediate level runners. The option to join any of our five weekly group runs. (Click here to see the schedule.) Weekly group calls on with a coach beginning in August.
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Swags Performance Project Half Marathon Training takes place in Louisville, Kentucky, United States. The local timezone is America/Kentucky/Louisville.
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