Maddy coaches clients across Japan online — live classes stream in your local time, plans are built from your Body Scan, and pricing shows in JPY alongside INR. FitnessByMaddy has no physical location in Japan; it is an online coaching service that meets you in your own city. Pick your city below for class times computed to its exact timezone.
A marathon is not a long run — it is a months-long logistics project wearing running shoes. Maddy's marathon coaching manages the whole build: a base phase that earns the mileage, long runs that progress on a schedule with cutback weeks protecting the climb, a small dose of quality work once the base holds, and a genuine taper so you arrive at the start line fresh instead of proud and cooked. Fueling is treated as a training variable — you practise your race-day carbohydrate plan on long runs, because the gut adapts like a muscle. Strength work stays in the week to keep the chassis together as mileage rises. Check-ins track completed sessions, effort, sleep, and niggles, and the plan bends around real life — travel weeks, missed runs, and heat all have written answers rather than guilt.
Every city page computes the live-class timetable for that city's own timezone.
Live-class timetable in Japan (Tokyo) local time
Every time below is computed for Japan (Tokyo)'s own timezone (Asia/Tokyo), daylight-saving aware, for the week of 6 Sep 2026. Classes stream live from India (IST) — you join from Japan (Tokyo) with nothing to convert.
Class
Japan (Tokyo) time
IST reference
Length
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Mon 10:00 AM
Mon 6:30 AM IST
45 min
Women's Only (Live)
Mon 9:00 PM
Mon 5:30 PM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Mon 11:30 PM
Mon 8:00 PM IST
60 min
Seniors Fitness (Live)
Tue 2:30 PM
Tue 11:00 AM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Tue 10:30 PM
Tue 7:00 PM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Wed 10:00 AM
Wed 6:30 AM IST
45 min
Women's Only (Live)
Wed 9:00 PM
Wed 5:30 PM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Wed 11:30 PM
Wed 8:00 PM IST
60 min
Seniors Fitness (Live)
Thu 2:30 PM
Thu 11:00 AM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Thu 10:30 PM
Thu 7:00 PM IST
45 min
HIIT & Fat Loss (Live)
Fri 10:00 AM
Fri 6:30 AM IST
45 min
Women's Only (Live)
Fri 9:00 PM
Fri 5:30 PM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Fri 11:30 PM
Fri 8:00 PM IST
60 min
Seniors Fitness (Live)
Sat 2:30 PM
Sat 11:00 AM IST
45 min
Strength (Live)
Sat 9:00 PM
Sat 5:30 PM IST
60 min
Worldwide Live Session
Sun 10:30 PM
Sun 7:00 PM IST
60 min
16 live sessions per week. Indicative schedule v1 — the exact class calendar and joining details arrive after your Body Scan. When a class crosses midnight IST, the local weekday shown is the day it actually lands in Japan (Tokyo).
The method — how Maddy coaches this
A full periodized build: base, long-run progression, quality phase, then a genuine taper.
Long runs progress on schedule with cutback weeks written in — the climb is protected, not gambled.
Race-day fueling practised on long runs, because the gut trains like a muscle.
Strength sessions stay in the week to keep the chassis durable as mileage rises.
Travel, heat, and missed weeks have written protocols — the plan bends before the runner does.
Who this is for:
First-time marathoners who want to finish strong and intact, not just finish.
Half-marathoners stepping up who suspect the full is a different sport — they are right.
What it costs in Japan
6-Week Fat-Loss Plan
₹1,499
12-Week Custom Plan
₹5,999
A marathon build is a long periodized project by definition — the 12-week custom plan runs the core of it, tailored to your race date and base.
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
How long do I need to train for my first marathon?
It depends on the base you bring. A runner comfortable at 10K typically needs a substantial multi-month build; someone starting from less needs the base phase first. The honest answer comes from your Body Scan and current mileage — and the plan is sized from that, not from a generic countdown.
Will I run the full 42 km in training?
No — and no credible plan asks you to. Long runs peak well short of race distance; the combination of accumulated mileage, the taper, and race-day freshness covers the rest. The full distance is for the day that counts.
What does the taper actually do?
It trades the last drops of fitness you could add for the recovery that lets you express the fitness you already built. Volume drops while intensity is maintained, and runners who skip it usually find out why it existed.