Fuel better. Train better. Race stronger.

Free 15-minute Endurance Fueling Audit for runners training for a half or marathon who want more energy, better recovery, and stronger race-day performance.

Training hard but not feeling your best?

Many endurance runners are doing everything “right”, training consistently, eating well, and committing time - yet still struggle with fatigue, bonking, poor recovery, or GI issues.

In most cases, the problem isn’t fitness.
It’s under-fuelling or mistimed fuelling that doesn’t match training demands.

This free audit helps you identify exactly where things are breaking down.

Is this for you?

  • Training for a half marathon or marathon

  • Running 3+ times per week

  • Experiencing fatigue, inconsistent sessions, or poor recovery

  • Unsure how to fuel long runs or race day properly

  • Looking for clarity, not generic advice

This audit is not for casual runners or weight-loss goals.

What we’ll cover

  • Review of your training and current fuelling

  • Identification of your biggest energy or recovery gap

  • Simple fueling adjustment you can implement immediately

  • Clear recommendation on next steps for your race build

If ongoing coaching is a good fit, I’ll explain how WYLDE supports runners through their training block - with no pressure.

Why WYLDE.

WYLDE supports endurance runners with practical, evidence-based fuelling strategies designed to improve energy availability, recovery, and race-day performance.

The focus is simple: fuel well, train consistently, and race with confidence, without overcomplicating nutrition.

The person behind WYLDE, Tom, has a Masters in Sport & Exercise Nutrition, Bachelors in Human Nutrition and is registered with the Association for Nutrition and the Sport & Exercise Register.

Ready for clarity around your fuellng?

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. It’s a short call designed to give you clarity and direction.

  • Only if ongoing coaching is genuinely the best next step for you.

  • Just a rough idea of your training and what you typically eat on long-run days.

  • Yes — especially if your race is within the next 4–12 weeks.