Δ Positive physical change

Strong enough
to say yes

Strength-led coaching for runners, adventurers and anyone who wants to get stronger and fitter. In person in Donegal & Derry, or online wherever you are.

Start free

Two ways to start

Not sure which? The plan is something you follow on your own. The free week is three coached 1:1 sessions in the gym.

The approach

Why strength first

Most people don't need to train more to improve. They need a body that can handle the training they already do.

Simple strength work, done every week, makes you move more efficiently, toughens up your joints and tendons and keeps you going for longer. Whether you run, hike or just want to feel fitter, it's the foundation for everything else.

Vintage strongman
Strength training is nothing new.
Coaching

Your next 12 weeks

Train online, in person, or both, in 12-week blocks built around your goal: a race, a challenge, or simply getting stronger and fitter.

BaseAscentMost complete
Summit
Personal plan in the Delta app✓–✓
Fuelling (+ race strategy)✓–✓
Coached 1:1 gym sessions–2–3 a week2–3 a week
Check-insOnlineEvery sessionOnline + every session
Best forTraining on your own termsCoached gym sessions, locallyA big goal, fully coached
Pricefrom £99/mofrom £139/mofrom £199/mo
See full pricingEvery option, in £ and €, plus buddy and referral offers→ Apply for coachingTell me your goal. I'll reply within 48 hours.→
Ethan O'Kane racing the Seven Sisters Skyline
Your coach

Ethan O'Kane

I coach the way I train: strength first, carefully planned, and built around a busy working week. It's taken me from road marathons to 79 km in the Alps without missing a start line.

Every client gets the same structure: a plan built around your goal and your week, technique you can trust, and adjustments when life gets in the way. Whether you're chasing a race or just want to get stronger and fitter, you'll always know what to do and why.

3MarathonsGalway Bay · Lisbon · Rome
79 kmX-TraverséeTrail Verbier St-Bernard by UTMB · 2026
2×55 kmSeven Sisters SkylineDonegal · 2025 and 2026
163 kmVal d'Aran by UTMBNext up · July 2027
Field notes

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