If my doc gives me the OK, I am signing up for Ga marathon....should be fun to see if I can do it again,
race day is march 29....
Peach, you did it once, with the dr's ok, you SURE can do it again and will do it again. It was good to see you're back again.
30 weeks, Peach; you have it square in your sights!
Yeehah!
I think this new drug they got me on has fried some brain cells, I am nuts. I haven't forgot the pain from the last one...
Don't worry. This one will be easier.
We've come this far and it's still the same,
Runnin' out here in the rain.
Just one more mile, if only you could fly.
(Apologies to T. Rush and J. Tempchin, for the paraphrase)
How do you figure?
I'm just telling you that it will. No figuring. The second one is always easier.
We've come this far and it's still the same,
Runnin' out here in the rain.
Just one more mile, if only you could fly.
(Apologies to T. Rush and J. Tempchin, for the paraphrase)
I'm gonna hold you to that Len! hahaa
Actually I need ur help, where do I start, I haven't done more than 3 miles since the games....
Then start at three miles. It puts you a mile ahead of me at this point. (and may I say you look mighty little so far away!)
Peach just start by running. I figure you still have a bit of a base. Start slow and easy and enjoy the build to 25-30 miles a week. Start with 3-5 days of running 2-5 miles a day and increase the long run to a 10 miler by 18 weeks out from the race. Remember every 4th week to step back and take it easy.
Jimmy |
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"Lifes not the breaths you take but the moments that take your breath away."
~ King George (Strait)
Day | WK1 | WK2 | Wk3 | WK4 | WK5 |
Mon | 2 miles | 2 miles | 3 miles | 3 miles | 3 miles |
Tue | 3 miles | 3 miles | 3 miles | 3 miles | 4 miles |
Wed | X-train | X-train | X-train | X-train | X-train |
Thur | 3 miles | 4 miles | 4 miles | 3 miles | 4 miles |
Fri | 2 miles | 2 miles | 2 miles | 2 miles | 3 miles |
Sat | 5 miles
15miles(week) | 6 miles
17miles (week) | 7 miles
19miles (week) | 5 miles
16 miles (week) | 8 miles
22miles (week) |
This is just an example and would/could need to be tweaked but it is a starting point. You migh even have to satrt off with fewer miles then this. This should, however give you an idea. Way to go Peachy on getting back on the donkey and showing that thing who the boss is. |
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"Lifes not the breaths you take but the moments that take your breath away."
~ King George (Strait)
Jimmy's laid out the basics. From there add a mile or two each week until you're doing a 10 mile long run and 4 or 5 miles 4 days a week. Maintain that until you're 18 weeks out then start building your long run toward 20, with step-back weeks every 4th week, leaving time for a 3 week taper at the end.
We've come this far and it's still the same,
Runnin' out here in the rain.
Just one more mile, if only you could fly.
(Apologies to T. Rush and J. Tempchin, for the paraphrase)
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