New Marathon Training Programme Assessment Website Launched

Canterbury, England -- (SBWire) -- 07/16/2010 -- Brand new online resource offers joggers with all of the necessary knowledge they require to choose the ideal marathon training programme to suit their requirements. The sites creator, Neville Pettersson, describes the reason behind the websites development, "there are way too many training programmes out there of varying levels of quality and credibleness and when it comes to marathons, bad decisions can result in disastrous results and in some cases might even result in injury". This website, found at http://www.marathontrainingprogramme.com/ , addresses the 3 main areas of training programme selection; credibleness, support and content.

This ground breaking new website blows the lid on some of the most regarded marathon training programmes currently on the marketplace. "Authority is probably the biggest variable with regard to finding a quality programme, perhaps more than the actual information inside the schedule" explains Neville. The page rates only the most credible programmes by criteria along the lines of authority, support as well as price. The website solely covers donwloadable training programmes less than the $100 cost bracket. "One-on-one or individualized training programmes are hands-down the most effective option, however the rates are impossible to cover for many would be marathoners. Our website evaluates the best of the rest" comments Neville.

The standard requirement for programmes to be analyzed on the web site is 10000 unique sales. Neville says that this is followed to be able to check that the particular programmes involved have been adequately 'field tested' and are already proven to sell as well as offer a suitable quality of service. Each and every one of the programmes are pulled apart and the highlights and weak points of each regimen are described clearly inside the description. Virtually no stone is left unturned. "As a experienced marathoner myself, I realize precisely how vital it is to get the right information" continues Neville.