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| Posted: 24/08/12 14:43:21 21 |
Thanks for the links to the McMillan Runnning Calculator and the Jack Daniels advice - I have had a look and they are very useful. Dancing in spikes - do you mean go round as a three on race day? I would be up for something but I would want to be a bit more confident on being able to do it so may need to talk about it after I have few more weeks of training under my belt. |
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| Posted: 23/08/12 23:34:16 16 |
| Sounds like a good idea, I will give that a go tomorrow. Forgive my ignorance and sorry for lots of questions but what would you recommend in terms of structure for the interval session - I have never done them before. |
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| Posted: 23/08/12 20:55:50 50 |
Thanks for the response - it is very much appreciated. I have not been doing any speed work, just been running home from work (9 miles) as many times a week as possible (usually 3 or 4 times) and then doing other sports a couple of nights a week. Do you think I would be able to do a routine where I just keep doing at least 4 or 5 9 mile (or more) runs a week and just increase the pace gradually (at a rate that would allow me to get 90 mins) it would be ok or do I have to follow a strict plan with varying distances and speed work? I have had such a bad time with injuries (I have broken my leg twice since 2008 and have had every other complaint since then) but I now seem to be able to run consistently without getting injured so I will definitely respect the 10% rule  Thanks again for getting back to me. |
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| Posted: 23/08/12 15:40:30 30 |
Hi Everyone, I am signed up to do the Birmingham Half Marathon on October 21st and want to do a sub 90 minute time. I want to know whether you think it is achievable based on my stats for the last two months of running I have been doing - here is a link to times & minutes per mile: http://screencast.com/t/H2huOGtEc4X0. I know there a lot of plans out there (e.g. http://www.runnersworld.co.uk/racing/rws-10-week-sub-125-half-marathon-schedules/98.html) but would I need to start one of these at the beginning of the plan or, given I have been doing a reasonable amount of running over the last few months, pick it up a few weeks in? Thanks Al |
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| Posted: 23/08/12 14:55:09 09 |
Hi Bud, I am signed up to do the Birmingham Half Marathon on October 21st and want to do a sub 90 minute time. I want to know whether you think it is achievable based on my stats for the last two months of running I have been doing (below) and if there is a training plan you would recommend I start using now? The format of the table did not work so I took a screen shot and saved it here: http://screencast.com/t/H2huOGtEc4X0. |
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