

Last updated on September 15th, 2025:
Research is the documentation of what I’ve learned on this training journey. The result is a system called Sendō built on running, strength training, meditation and yoga.
Through Sendō I believe that anyone can run further and faster but more importantly, reshape their life for the better. I’m living proof: the data I share each month is evidence that any bozo can turn their life around. Slowly but surely.
Start with the Core Disciplines - they break down the physical and mental benefits of each practice. Each post links to the next, all the way down to the final topic in this research library. If you’re ready to go, skip to the Training Programs.
Core Disciplines



Cross Training



Equipment

Form & Drills


Mindset

Recovery & Durability




Performance & Endurance



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On Combining Programs
You can combine a running program (like the 8-Week 5K) with a strength program (like the 12-Week Dumbbell Plan). Running builds endurance and aerobic capacity, while strength training builds power, resilience, and helps prevent injuries. The key is in how you schedule and recover. Yoga (poses, meditation, breathing exercises) is integrated into both program tracks.
Balance the Workload
- Hard run days (intervals, long runs): pair with light or upper-body strength work.
- Heavy lifting days: keep your run short and easy, or skip running altogether.
- Never double up two “hard” sessions (e.g. sprints + heavy squats) on the same day.
- Sleep and nutrition are as important as the workouts themselves.
Prioritize Your Goal
- Training for a race? Running gets priority; strength supports it.
- Training for general fitness? Balance both evenly.
- Training for max strength? Strength is the focus; running becomes conditioning.
- Use yoga, stretching, or walking for active recovery.
Running Programs




Strength Programs




