Coach Kiprunning is pleased to announce the release of an updated brand logo.
Speaking of Washington, DC, it is beautiful out there today. Get out for a few miles!
Coach Kiprunning has launched an online store where runners can purchase and download training plans that they can implement independently and on their own schedules.
Each plan was personally designed by Wilson Komen.
Runners can purchase plans at the beginner and intermediate levels for the following distances: 5KM, 10KM, half marathon, and full marathon.
Runners who are seeking a more personalized coaching experience can consider Coach Komen's additional services.
As promised, many months ago, the Coach Kiprunning website has been completely revamped, top to bottom.
This site refresh represents a significant aesthetic reboot that crosses into, I hope, an enhanced user experience.
As is always the case with these projects, there are some lingering technical details that need to be banged out. Most of these details, I hope, will be invisible to most users. However, there are some that I know are visible, but I don't think they should hold back the announcement that this project is finished, for now.
Coach Wilson is available to work with you remotely, so feel free to contact him if you are interested in a training plan. In the meantime, stay safe out there.
In case you missed it--or, if you are hip, ICYMI--you can watch Wilson Komen's interview for Potomac River Running on Instagram live. Also, you can follow Wilson Komen on Instagram.
Wilson Komen will be a featured guest on Potomac River Running's Instagram Live broadcast on Wednesday August 26 from 8-9 pm. Be sure to tune in.
As promised, the Coach Kiprunning website revamp is well underway. As with all projects of this kind, there are many moving parts and many things to test. This post, dear reader, is one of those tests.
I have started setting up a blog feed aggregator on the Kiprunning Blog page on the official company website. You see, when we first started this venture, we didn't have all of the pieces in place all at once, so we started blogging over here while we were getting the site in order over there. As a result, the blog has remained separate, and it truly is much, much easier to keep it that way.
However, blog aggregation never hurt anyone's SEO rankings, so why not give this a shot?
If you subscribe to this blog's feed via Feedburner, that should still work (again, this is the reason for the test). You can also following along on the homepage of this blogspot, and (now) the website as well.
As usual, I am sure this very post will unearth many problems that I will aspire to fix. In the meantime, thanks for your patience as we rebuild.
