Pitch a piece
We welcome pitches that help general readers understand training, skill learning and the choices behind a useful practice session. A strong proposal has a clear question, a distinct angle and a reader who will know more after reading it.
What to pitch
Propose an explanation, comparison, background piece, myth check or occasion-led guide within our subject. Choose one main idea and show how the piece will help readers think or act more clearly without relying on risky instructions, unsupported performance claims or specialist advice.
What to include
Send a working title, a short summary, the intended reader and a note on why the subject suits Grand Training Guide. Mention relevant experience only when it helps explain your approach; do not imply credentials you do not hold.
How to send a proposal
Use the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Pitches should be original and concise. Please do not send a complete article unless it has been requested.
Training is a series of choices worth understanding
A session is not just time spent trying. Its aim, practice and review all shape what comes next. We make those choices easier to see.