What is an ability-based color group?
Houston Fit consists of 8 groups: ATP (advanced training program), Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, and Purple (walkers), 5/1 Group (run 5 minutes, walk 1 minute) a Half Marathon Group and a Fall Marathon and a Fall Half Marathon Group. You will be placed in the group that best suits your training pace. For example, if you train at a 9-10 minute per mile pace, you will be a member of the Yellow group. This system works because it allows you to train with those who are at your ability level.
In Motion Fit is divided into training groups. You will be placed in the group that best suits your training pace. For example, if you train at a 9- to 10-minute-per-mile pace, you will be a member of the Yellow group. This system works because it allows you to train with those who are at your ability level.
Austin Fit consists of 7 groups: Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, Orange, Purple (walkers), and half marathoners. You will be placed in the group that best suits your training pace. For example, if you train at a 9-10 minute per mile pace, you will be a member of the Yellow group. This system works because it allows you to train with those who are at your ability level.
Miami Fit consists of 5 groups: Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, and Purple (walkers). You will be placed in the group that best suits your training pace. For example, if you train at a 9-10 minute per mile pace, you will be a member of the Yellow group. This system works because it allows you to train with those who are at your ability level.
Kingwood Fit consists of 5 groups: , Blue, Green, Yellow, Red, and Purple (walkers). You will be placed in the group that best suits your training pace. For example, if you train at a 9-10 minute per mile pace, you will be a member of the Yellow group. This system works because it allows you to train with those who are at your ability level.
