SubThreshold

Norwegian Singles Method Training Plan Generator

Build and Generate personalized running training plans based on the Norwegian Singles Method.

What is the Norwegian Singles Method?

A proven training methodology used by regular runners to consistently improve performance without the stress and fatigue associated with other methodologies.

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Weekly Quality Sessions

Three sub-threshold workouts per week: short (3-4 min), medium (6-8 min), and long (10-12 min) intervals. Complemented by very easy recovery runs and a long easy run

Sustainable

Sustainable Intensity

Sub-threshold sessions feel controlled and repeatable - hard enough to build fitness, but comfortable enough to recover quickly and stay consistent week after week

Gradual

Sustainable Progression

Progress volume slowly over time. Consistency beats intensity. Results will follow.

Why SubThreshold?

Everything you need to follow the Norwegian Singles Method

NSM-Compliant Plans

Manually add workouts from our library or auto-generate complete ongoing plans based on your specifications. Every plan follows NSM methodology.

Ongoing Training

Continuous training that progresses gradually in volume. No fixed end date - your plan grows with you.

Pace or Power

Train with paces based on your 5km time or Critical Power zones. Full support for Stryd power meters.

Intervals.icu Integration

Push workouts directly to your Intervals.icu calendar and connect to your chosen platform(Garmin, Coros etc). Plan in SubThreshold, execute in Intervals.icu.

How It Works

1

Enter Your Fitness Level

Input your recent 5K time or Critical Power from your Stryd.

2

Generate Your Plan

Create an NSM-compliant plan automatically, or build your own week-by-week using our workout library.

3

Train & Progress

Follow your plan, track compliance, and gradually increase volume over time.

Resources & Community

SubThreshold implements the training approach described in the "Norwegian Singles Method" book by James Copeland. Join thousands of runners achieving new PRs with this methodology.

I have just come down from 37 to a low 34 on my first 10K of the season. I am 42 now so I assumed my PB days were firmly in the past.

3-minute 10K improvement at age 42

I ran 18:29 and was blown away. To have a sense of achievement at 50 just blows my mind.

From 21:30 to 18:29 5K

Almost a month of sub-threshold sessions... I see my watch as I cross the line. 19:56.

First sub-20 5K after a year of trying

SubThreshold is not affiliated with James Copeland. This application follows the guidelines described in the book.

Frequently Asked Questions