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Anthony Grant (Run Ant Run)

30-page PDF · 11 sections · Instant download

Get to Your First Ultra Finish Line

A field guide from a 40+ ultra finisher (Tarawera 100M, Faultline 162km, Northburn 100, 8 Peaks 170km solo from Queenstown to Wanaka). Training, fuel, gear, race day. The lessons that actually matter, in one short PDF.

40+

Ultras finished

incl. Tarawera 100M, Faultline 162km, Northburn 100, 8 Peaks 170km solo

11

Sections

Training, fuel, gear, race day

30

Pages

No filler, no fluff

30-day refund. No questions. Just email me.

40+ ultras finished · Tarawera 100M · Faultline 162km · Northburn 100 · 8 Peaks 170km solo (Queenstown to Wanaka, 9000m+ vert) · NZ-based

This is for you if

  • You've signed up for your first ultra and you're not sure what you've got yourself into
  • You want the real information, not a cookie-cutter plan from the internet
  • You'd rather learn from someone else's mistakes than make them all yourself

What’s inside the 30 pages

  • Training structure that doesn't break you

    How to build volume without ending up injured at week eight.

  • Long runs that build the right thing

    What back-to-backs actually do, and when to stop chasing distance.

  • Nutrition and hydration that holds in the back half

    Calories, salt, and how to keep eating when your gut quits.

  • Gear that earns its place

    What you actually need for the start line. What the industry wants you to buy.

  • Taper and race day execution

    Pacing, pre-race week, and the first 5km mistake I see every time.

  • Self-check questions for every section

    Honest gaps you can answer yes or no to before you toe the line.

A look inside

Anthony on a mountain trail

Section 1 · Core rules for structuring your training to get you to the start line.

Training Fundamentals

If someone were to leave a comment on a video and ask me: "what are some tips you can give me for my first ultra", these are always the first thing I rattle off. Its amazing how many people dont follow the absolute basics when it comes to good training that keeps you consistent, injury free and stops things from unravelling. The key themes here are: patience, consistency and being conservative. The truth is if you nail these, you are pretty much 80% of the way there already.

All 11 sections

Training FundamentalsLong RunsStrength & Injury PreventionNutrition & FuelingHydration & ElectrolytesGearTaper & Race WeekRecoveryLife BalanceRace DayAfter the Race

Common questions

Ready to start your first ultra properly?

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