We finished the training and are now off and running.
off and running
idiomLaunched or launching vigorously into a course of action.
Origin
disputed originAn allusion to the beginning of a footrace or horse race, when competitors rush forth out of the starting blocks or gate.
Once the team secured the final funding, they were off and running with the new project.
With the initial obstacles finally cleared, the startup was off and running, quickly expanding its operations across the entire region.
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hit the ground running
To begin an activity immediately and with full commitment.
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make the running
To have a leading or influential position in a field or activity; to be more active than others.
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running start
An initial advantage at the beginning of some action or pursuit; a head start.
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take up the running
To proceed at full speed.
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up and running
operational, in operation