Hybrid Athlete Training — online, worldwide
Maddy coaches hybrid athlete training clients in 244 countries — always online, never tied to a building. Live classes run on a published IST grid and every city page converts it to local time. Pick your country below.
The hybrid athlete wants two things the internet insists cannot coexist: a heavy deadlift and a fast 10K. The research is more optimistic than the forums — concurrent-training studies, including the meta-analysis by Wilson and colleagues in 2012, show strength and endurance can be developed together when the programming manages how they interact. That management is the whole craft. Maddy's hybrid programming separates hard lifting and hard running by hours or days, keeps most endurance volume genuinely easy, and rotates emphasis block by block — a strength-leaning phase, then an endurance-leaning one — so both qualities climb over the year instead of fighting to a draw every week. Recovery is programmed like a third sport: sleep, food, and deliberate easy days carry double weight when you train double disciplines. Check-ins read lifting logs and run data side by side, and the plan rebalances whenever one side starts taxing the other.
The method — how Maddy coaches this
- Hard lifting and hard running separated by hours or days — interference managed by the calendar.
- Most endurance volume kept genuinely easy, so the hard sessions on both sides stay hard.
- Block-by-block emphasis rotation: strength-leaning phases and endurance-leaning phases across the year.
- Recovery programmed as the third discipline — easy days and deloads are written in, not hoped for.
- Lifting log and run data reviewed together at check-ins, and the balance corrected from evidence.
Who this is for:
- Lifters who signed up for a 10K or half marathon and refuse to surrender their strength.
- Runners who finally want real strength work without their paces collapsing.
Source — strength and endurance can be developed together when programming manages how they interact: Wilson JM, et al. "Concurrent training: a meta-analysis examining interference of aerobic and resistance exercises." Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research, 2012.
Popular cities
Every country Maddy coaches — pick yours
Each country page lists its cities; each city page computes the live-class timetable for that city's own timezone and shows pricing in the local currency.
What it costs
6-Week Fat-Loss Plan
₹1,499
12-Week Custom Plan
₹5,999
Two disciplines in one week is a scheduling and recovery puzzle unique to your life — 12 custom weeks run a full emphasis cycle with both sides coached.
See the full plan →Live 1-on-1 Coaching · 12 Sessions
₹20,000
Prices are billed in INR. Local figures are approximate conversions at mid-market rates (). Checkout runs in INR from the plans page — international cards work normally.
Common questions
Can I genuinely get stronger and fitter at the same time?
Yes, with managed expectations: concurrent-training research shows both qualities can improve together, though each typically climbs a little slower than it would trained alone. The programming exists to shrink that cost — separation, easy volume, and rotating emphasis are how.
How does one week actually look with both running and lifting?
A typical structure: two to three lifts, two to four runs, with hard efforts on either side never stacked back to back. Where possible, hard days are consolidated so easy days stay truly easy — the plan writes the exact layout from your schedule.
What happens when I have a race coming up?
The block leans toward the race: running sharpens, lifting drops to short maintenance sessions that hold strength without adding fatigue. After the race, the emphasis swings back. Hybrid training is a year-long conversation, not a weekly stalemate.
Skip the directory. Start with your body.
Wherever you are, the plan begins the same way — a 3-minute scan that tells Maddy what your body actually needs.
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