SOHFIT RUN SERIES
Begins 12th October, 2026
Running can start with a first kilometre, a first 5K, or a finish line you’ve been thinking about for a while. The SOHFIT Annual Run Series is built to help you get there. Whether you’re completely new to running, looking to become more consistent, or training towards a 5K, 10K, Half Marathon or Marathon, you’ll have a structured plan to help you build gradually and run better.
You don’t need to be a runner before you start. You just need to be ready to run.
Open to all fitness and running levels, the program brings together structured run training, strength work and the support of the SOHFIT Run Crew — so wherever you’re starting from, you have a plan to follow and a community to train alongside.
New Runners | 5K | 10K | First-time 21K | Seasoned Runners | Marathon Runners
₹20,000/- (PLUS GST) FOR 12+2 Weeks
(RUN + STRENGTH)
“DON’T TRAIN FOR A SPECIAL
OCCASION, TRAIN FOR A
SPECIAL LIFE.”
“DON’T TRAIN FOR A SPECIAL
OCCASION, TRAIN FOR A SPECIAL LIFE.”
Founder, Sohrab Khushrushahi
We need it to be a gradual, phased mileage build up and also to amp up the speeds methodically.
No. Deferral is not applicable on the Run Series. However, in cases of serious illness, physical injuries, or a medical emergency, we require a doctor’s certificate. To request a deferral, please email challenge@sohfit.com, and it will be reviewed based on management’s decision.
The Sohfit Run App basically will help you ease out your running journey, by getting you comfortably started, easily monitor your progress, access your coach as needed and keep you motivated with a fellow runner’s community. The leaderboard on the app will help you challenge that athlete mindset – setting goals, paces, distance targets, pushing you to do your best.
“DON’T TRAIN FOR A SPECIAL
OCCASION, TRAIN FOR A
SPECIAL LIFE.”
“DON’T TRAIN FOR A SPECIAL
OCCASION, TRAIN FOR A SPECIAL LIFE.”
Founder, Sohrab Khushrushahi
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
FAQ’S
FAQ’S
It is imperative to choose the a good pair of running shoes for you. Therefore, head to your local sports store and get a pair of running shoes. No gym or training shoes will not work.
Next, you will want comfortable running clothes appropriate for the weather you will be running in, shorts, tights, tanks, long-sleeved, short-sleeved, sports bras, etc., made from fabrics that dry quickly and won’t leave you drenched in sweat. (Read Dri-fits).
After you have your running outfit picked out, a GPS running watch is also an excellent addition to your equipment list. Here you can see your distance, pace, laps, heart rate, and an endless amount of other data to track and celebrate your progress. This is not a deal breaker but good to have.
As a beginner runner, running will feel like it will never get any easier. All it takes is just some patience and consistency to see improvements.
Stick to our well thought of training plan, aiming to complete all your sessions, gradually and progressively increasing your distance and intensity without making any big jumps.
Your Vo2 Max is defined as the maximal oxygen consumption of your body during a specified time, usually when performing intense exercise. It is the maximum amount of oxygen your body can take in and use during your max fitness efforts.
We improve this by including a balance of Aerobic Runs and Anaerobic runs that will help your oxygen uptake in your muscles, thus improving speed and performance
Our training plan is very systematically structured to incorporate running workouts such as : intervals, hill repeats, tempo runs, and fartleks to run faster.
However the key is not to overdo. Follow the instructions and see yourself transitioning paces week on week.
Even though running is a high-impact sport, the short answer is no; for most of us, running is not bad for our knees.
The origin of knee pain is often a result of a different factor, such as weakness in the muscles surrounding the knee joint, poor running form, carrying extra weight, ramping up mileage too quickly, and using old, worn-out running shoes.
Running on an empty stomach isn’t ideal and can affect how you feel and perform during your training. Eat a small, carbohydrate-rich snack at least one hour before each training run to give you the boost you need to perform at your best and not get fatigued. Examples: Banana, toast, oatmeal etc.
Our best advice is to listen to your body to decide whether or not you should run on sore legs. Beginners will experience soreness as they are just starting out and the body is adapting to running. Therefore, giving the body time to recuperate is suggested. Running every other day should help with this recovery and hence that’s exactly how we have incorporated it in your plan.
HOW CAN WE HELP YOU?
For all enquiries, please use the details below or simply fill in the contact form and we’ll get back to you within 48 hours.
Email: info@sohfit.com