I have been running three times a week - since graduating and really enjoying running with no pressure. I am now looking to up the pace a bit - and was ferreting around for something to grab my interest. Came across audio fuel - anyone used any of the programmes and any views . Particularly where to start - I still consider myself a new runner - and feel slightly embarrassed by even asking - really audio fuel - where am I coming from??
Audio fuel - any advice????: I have been running... - Couch to 5K
Audio fuel - any advice????


What is audio fuel??

I use both Pyramid 180 and 200 for speed. Since graduating they have helped me to increase my speed. I include them as part of my training for 10k runs . Hope this helps

I bought the Audiofuel PowerUp 2012 bundle (20 mins and 32 mins sessions). I've not tried the 32 minutes one yet as I'm still working with the shorter version.
audiofuel.co.uk/running-mus...
I use this once a week and I find the 20 minute session which has seven sprints and maxes out with 75 seconds at 180 BPM, is just right for me. I didn't manage to complete all of the sprints for the first few weeks of trying and, so it gave me something to work towards. Even now, it's not easy - that's why I've not tried the 32 mins one yet.
I find the music and coaching really makes me push myself.

I have bought the first two hours ( with a pic of the woman on the front)...and the coach ( who I call Silky Steve) is fab, he hasn't got Lauras warmth but keeps you on pace and focussed. I highly recommend!!