The 12-Week Deadly Dozen Race Ready Plan is built for athletes who want more than random circuits and “hard for the sake of hard” training. Deadly Dozen demands repeatable running, labour strength-endurance, transitions, and composure across 12 rounds. This plan organizes those demands into a coach-led progression so you can build capacity, sharpen form, and arrive at race day with a clear strategy.
Inside the plan, you will progress through three training blocks: Foundation & Capacity, Strength-Endurance & Race Flow, and Specificity & Execution. You will develop 400 m pacing, loaded carries, squat and hinge durability, push/pull control, overhead stamina, compromised running, and race-week decision-making. The program is written for Level 2 and Level 3 athletes: strong enough to train seriously, but smart enough to need structure, recovery, and progression.
This is a Warrior Performance Lab Coach Edition product, which means the goal is not simply to survive workouts. The goal is to test your limiter, train it with purpose, and analyze whether your race readiness is actually improving.
Who This Plan Is For
- Level 2 athletes: You train consistently, can run and lift, but need better structure, pacing, durability, and confidence across the full 12-round race pattern.
- Level 3 athletes: You already have a strong hybrid base and want more race-specific density, split control, labour execution, and sharpened performance strategy.
- Best fit: Athletes preparing for Deadly Dozen Track Race, Deadly Dozen-style gym races, or similar run + labour hybrid events.
- Not ideal for: Complete beginners with no running or strength base, athletes currently injured, or athletes who cannot train 4-6 days per week.
What Is Included
- 12-week progressive training structure
- Level 2 and Level 3 modifications
- Testing and readiness scoring system
- 400 m pacing and repeatability work
- Labour-specific strength-endurance sessions
- Compromised running and transition practice
- Recovery and readiness rules
- Technique cues for key movement patterns
- Race-week taper and execution guidance
- Bonus Coach Pack: pacing card, race-day checklist, warm-up, split log, fault finder, and post-race review prompts
Transformation promise
From random hybrid training to race-ready execution.
By the end of the 12 weeks, athletes should understand their pacing, know their labour strategy, and have practiced the exact rhythm of repeated run-to-work transitions.