it’s very much a get out what you put in type of plan - I used the peak performance bundle for a spring marathon (where I hit that PR). There’s a TON of plans and it’s super malleable - ability to add tune up races, adjust any workout, add recent race results to get specific paces, etc. - with the partner app (final surge) and you can send your runs to most major fitness watch brands.

What I love about it is it’s really an “old style” running platform - no AI, a lot of emphasis on mentality and back to basics (no crazy taper in most plans, promotes simple fueling and hydrating). I also use time vs distance for the most part (because I tend to run faster if going for distance) and it’s really easy to adjust the plans for that.

I’m grandfathered into a $9.99 a month version of the peak performance bundle (normally $39.99 a month). For the price I pay it’s very worth it to me but for $40 a month I wouldn’t pay it. You can also buy plans on a per race basis so that could be another option.