Endurance Lab Corporate

Corporate running programmes

ENDURANCE LAB · CORPORATE PERFORMANCE

Bring colleagues together around a realistic running goal. Endurance Lab can help you plan a workplace programme for a first 5K, a 10K or a longer event, with progression matched to experience and available time.

ONSITE OR IN THE LAB
MEASURED BASELINE + RETEST
CLEAR REPORTING
How it works

A corporate running programme your team can actually finish

Our corporate running programme gives colleagues a shared goal — from a first 5K to a 10K or half marathon — with coached sessions and a plan matched to each runner’s starting point. Beginners and experienced runners train together, with sessions scaled so nobody is left behind.

Programmes can include an optional running analysis or lactate test at our Dún Laoghaire lab, so pacing is based on measured data. Teams aiming higher can step up to corporate marathon training.

New to running? Athletics Ireland lists races and clubs around the country — a great target for a team to aim for together.

Two runners on a grassy coastal path beside the sea

A programme with a clear purpose

Workplace programmes work best when the aim, audience and delivery are clear. We start with your team’s needs, available time and location, then agree the services and level of support. Participation and communication should be suitable for the people taking part.

Choose a realistic goal

Agree the target event or programme milestone, starting ability and available weeks. A beginner programme and an experienced race team need different progression.

Fit training around work

Discuss the balance of independent sessions, group support and education. Training should account for work schedules, recovery and the participant’s existing activity.

Create a supportive group

Group sessions need an agreed venue, suitable pace groups and clear communication. We scope the delivery and coach involvement rather than promising fixed sessions before planning.

Connect learning with running

Practical guidance on pacing, training intensity and managing load helps participants understand the purpose of their sessions. Personal limitations or symptoms need appropriate attention.

From enquiry to an agreed proposal

Send your company name, approximate group size, preferred timing, location and main objective. We discuss the suitable format and practical requirements, then confirm scope, capacity, pricing and any travel costs in a quotation. Corporate services are currently arranged by email with manual invoicing.

Respecting each participant

Individual assessment information belongs in the participant’s personal feedback. Any sharing with an employer or another professional must be agreed with the participant. Programme reporting, if requested, is scoped in advance; it should not expose personal results or turn participation into a workplace ranking.

Is the programme open to beginners?

We discuss the experience levels and support needed before choosing a format. Exercise testing and training require individual suitability checks.

Is this a medical screening service?

No. These are fitness, training and education services. They do not diagnose disease or replace advice from a clinician.

Can you deliver at our workplace?

Delivery depends on the service, equipment, facilities, travel and capacity. We confirm venue requirements before agreeing an onsite proposal.

Can staff use the lab individually?

Yes. The performance lab in Dún Laoghaire is open to everyone. A corporate booking and an individual portal appointment have different arrangements.

Explore related support

Choose the service that matches your main objective.

Corporate performance

Compare testing, coaching, running programmes and education.

Performance Lab

See the individual assessments and what each one measures.

Build the right programme for your team

Email us to discuss the goals and practical requirements. Dates, inclusions and fees are confirmed in your proposal.

Build a corporate programme

Tell us your team size, location and goals and we will suggest a starting point.