90%Would buy again
Forty minutes a day and I can actually follow it without thinking, which is why I've stuck with it since last year. I did the 12 week plan, and the way they split the easy runs from the harder sessions means my legs don't feel wrecked on a Tuesday. The reminders come through on my phone at a sensible time, so I don't have to remember anything. Long-time user now and still happy with it.
Read moreI needed something gentler than my old routine after a hip replacement, and the programme offered a low impact option. It has been helpful, but I waited nearly a week for a reply when I asked a question about the sessions. The content itself is sound.
Read moreI needed something to help me get back to walking properly after a knee operation, and my physio suggested looking at structured plans. I took out a subscription to the strength and recovery programme. It was a little pricier than I expected, and the first renewal reminder came through rather too early, but the videos are sensible and the progress tracking has been useful.
Read moreI bought the hydration tracker add on and it pairs with the app over bluetooth. It took a while to set up because the instructions were a bit vague, and the first sync failed twice. Once it worked it's been fine for everyday use.
I needed a proper plan for my first marathon and didn't fancy paying a coach. The schedule is solid, but the app crashed twice on me during a long run and I had to restart the session. Support replied the next day with a fix.
Honestly the cost is on the higher side compared to the free options, but the sessions are good. I started it after a bad year and it's helped me get my energy back. The renewal price jumped after the first year which caught me off guard.
I needed something to help me get back to walking properly after a knee operation, and my physio suggested looking at structured plans. I took out a subscription to the strength and recovery programme. It was a little pricier than I expected, and the first renewal reminder came through rather too early, but the videos are sensible and the progress tracking has been useful.
I needed a routine I could do at home after my back went during the spring. The mobility sessions are short, about ten minutes, and I can do them before the kids wake up. The only thing is the cancellation option was hidden a bit deep in the account settings.
I tried the free running apps first and they kept giving me the same generic runs. This paid plan adjusts when you miss a session, which the free ones never did. It costs more each month than the others, but I'm finding it worth it for the extra tailoring.
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Stolt Running is a UK-based brand that sells running and sports nutrition products aimed at people training for races and everyday fitness. Its range centres on performance-focused supplements, energy products and recovery aids designed to support endurance training. The brand sells primarily through its own website, where customers can browse the full product line and order directly.
Its customers include recreational runners and amateur athletes who want practical fuelling advice alongside their products. The company frames its content around training, with straightforward information about how its products fit into a running routine.
