NYCM Finisher Badge
RunningAhead data
Links
-
Recent Posts
Popular Posts
Tags
5k 500situps 1000pushups 20000 in 20 54321 annoyances back ball boston bq charity doubt fast food hill hills injury intervals iroquois hill jogging stroller kdf long run louisville marathon mcdonalds milestone motivation pacing panera piriformis progressive pushups races racing running running route sacroiliac shoes SI joint streak strength tempo thoughts training treadmill workoutsArchives
Running Blogs
Category Archives: training plan
Marathon Training plan and Pushups Plan #twit2fit
Smart Coach Plan Created on 1/5/2009 – loose guide for mileage ramp-up and interval/tempo pacing. I plan on slowing down easy days as much as necessary to complete them. The plan says 8’56″ miles, but Daniels’ 2nd edition has as … Continue reading
Posted in training plan
Leave a comment
McMillan Speed Workouts based on 21:41 5k
From McMillan Running Calculator: Speed Workouts Long Distance Runners 400m 1:35.2 to 1:40.7 – 9.44 mph to 8.93 mph 800m 3:18.9 to 3:28.2 – 9.04 mph to 8.64 mph 1200m 5:05.8 to 5:21.3 – 8.64 mph to 8.33 mph 1600m … Continue reading
Posted in training plan
Leave a comment
Training paces based on 5 miler time
It’s likely that many of my runs need to be slower. McMillan Running Calculator paces for a 37:05 5 mile race. Daniels 2nd edition training paces based on 37:05 for a 5-mile race: Related Posts Trying to actually run easy. … Continue reading
Posted in training plan
Leave a comment
Recent Monthly and Weekly Distances
52 mile week at the end of July. July was a 155 mile month. Where can I go from here? Cardio isn’t completely gone… I’ve been cross-training a decent amount… Ok… that doesn’t say much. 2-3x per week for 30-45 … Continue reading
Posted in injury, training plan
Leave a comment
Post- fall marathon & turkey training run #twit2fit
7.1 miles in 65 minutes… that’s good for 9’10″ per mile. Training Begins AgainI ran a day after Thanksgiving Day run last week downtown, but this is the second day of the start of my recovery and build-up to the … Continue reading →