A simplified illustration of the model every plan is built on, not client data. Capacity moves with sleep, stress and training, so pain can flare even when the plan is right. When it does, we pull the load back and build again.
Illustration data, minutes per week
Week
Running
Capacity
Note
1
170
210
2
200
215
3
265
215
too much, too soon
4
40
165
rest
5
30
125
rest
6
80
130
plan starts
7
105
150
8
130
175
9
150
150
controlled flare-up
10
115
165
load pulled back
11
135
185
12
155
205
13
110
215
planned deload
14
165
230
15
185
240
16
205
250
If you have running injuries, want to learn how to run, or are training for a specific goal, Theis is the person to contact. You don’t necessarily have to stop running just because you’re injured; I’m prone to injuries, but Theis keeps me fit and ready to go.
Answer two questions and we'll suggest where to start. What you write to us afterwards is what we actually go on.
Question 1 of 2
What's going on right now?
Pick the one that takes up the most room.
Question 2 of 2
What would help most right now?
Pick the one you'd fix first.
Question 2 of 2
What's making the restart hard?
Pick the closest one.
Question 2 of 2
What's in the way?
Pick the closest one.
Question 2 of 2
Where are you starting from?
Pick the closest one.
Question 2 of 2
Which is closer?
Pick the closest one.
Where to start
We'd start you on Rehab.
A rehab plan is built around keeping you running while the injured tissue catches up. You get an assessment, a running plan that syncs to your watch, a strength programme, and chat with your physio in between.
Cancel with 7 days' notice. Not right for you? We refund the month you're in.
Where to start
We'd start you on Performance.
A performance plan is built from your own training data rather than a template, and it is adjusted as you respond. If what you want is running that fits around everything else, Lifestyle is the same work with a different priority.
A plan built on your numbers, rather than a template.
Adjusted as you respond, rather than written once at the start.
Cancel with 7 days' notice. Not right for you? We refund the month you're in.
Where to start
Let's work out where to start.
Two questions can't separate this one, and guessing wouldn't help you. Tell us what's going on in your own words and we'll say which of the three fits, or whether online rehab is the wrong call for what you have.
A reply the same day, from the physiotherapist you'd work with.
Nothing to pay for working out whether we can help.
Running injuries happen when the load on a tissue outpaces what it can currently tolerate. Rest removes the load without building the tolerance, so the plan loads you correctly instead of waiting for the pain to disappear.
Capacity, measured
We test what your body can do and write the number down. Strength deficits in tendon pain are often larger than they feel, and the uninjured side is frequently affected too.
You make the call
Goals start with what you actually want out of running, then function, then symptoms. We bring the evidence and the reasoning. The decision about what risk is worth taking stays with you.
Rehab plans
No booking fees and no hidden extras. Each price is fixed in its currency, and you pay exactly the amount shown.
Light
1 consultation a month
For the runner who's training and needs the plan adjusted along the way.
EUR 89per month
Basic
2 consultations a month
For a standard rehab programme, from injury back to full running.
EUR 155per month
Plus
3 consultations a month
For an acute injury, or a race deadline that won't move.
EUR 219per month
Every plan includes a running plan synced to your Garmin, a strength programme and 24/7 support between sessions.
Cancel with 7 days' notice. Not right for you? We refund the month you're in.
Four questions, two minutes. We read every one personally, and you'll hear from us the same day. If online rehab isn't right for your injury, we'll tell you and point you somewhere better.
Who you'll work with
Teis S. K., Bachelor in Physiotherapy, MSc in Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy
Physiotherapist and researcher in musculoskeletal health. You work with the same person from the first message to the last follow-up.