the shape of it
What the hundred days usually look like
Getting used to writing things down for other people to read. For solo runners this is the unfamiliar part, not the running.
Getting used to writing things down for other people to read. For solo runners this is the unfamiliar part, not the running.
The first week you would normally have dropped. Someone notices the gap in your log, which is the entire product.
A hundred reported days, run alone, in front of people who were counting the same ones.
the cost of running solo
Nothing external breaks when you stop
- Your absence is invisibleMiss a club session and someone asks. Miss a solo run and the day closes over it without a trace, including in your own memory of the week.
- Motivation is asked to do all the workWith nothing outside you holding the habit, every run depends on how you feel that evening. Feelings are a thin foundation for a hundred days.
- The people around you are indifferent to itLong-time streak runners put it bluntly: if nobody in your life supports the habit, the habit will not stick. Most solo runners have supportive-but-uninterested company at best.
how it runs
Three tasks in the morning, one report at night
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The roads a hundred days run on
how it runs
Three tasks in the morning, one report at night
before you sign up
Reasonable questions
Will I have to run with strangers?
No. Everyone runs on their own. The shared part is the written report and the count.
Is it a daily run requirement?
No. You set the day's task, and a rest day written as the task counts. The programme counts reported days.
Are there video calls or a live chat I have to keep up with?
No live calls. Reports are written and asynchronous, so a busy evening costs you nothing but a shorter report.
How is this different from a Strava club?
A club shows the runs that happened. Here the report has to be filed either way, which is what makes an empty day visible.
What does it cost?
Pricing is set when the next group opens. Nothing is charged on this page.
Three tasks each morning. One report each night. A hundred days of running.
Keep running alone. Stop counting alone.
Leave an email and we will tell you when the next hundred days open.
- Written reports, no live calls
- A group that sees the days you do not run
- A hundred days from a shared start date
One email, when the next group starts.
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