Most beginner's programmes start when the acceptance/rejection comes in December. What's good training to do in the meantime, especially getting into the habit of training while the weather gets increasingly bad rather than having to drag your
Hi All,I completed my first marathon recently(Amsterdam) and am now planning my second one in the spring (maybe London?). I followed a beginners training plan (Hal Higdon's 'Novice') for the first one and now would like to step things up a bit
Hello! This is my Beginner thread, its purpose is to keep me from slacking and record my progress/non progress and to hopefully pick up tips from you fine knowledgable people!!!I'm Garus, Im 25, and feeling sluggish. I've been neglecting my fitness
and turning in to a meal lean fighting & sailiing machine!!Where abouts are you? (If you don't want to say feel free to email me)There may be a Womens Running Network nearby. They are set up to get beginners into running (I should know I started off not even
'm not really sure how its best to approach training for this- was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for simple-idiot proof training plans that are also effective. the one i downloaded from the RW website made little sense if i'm honest...and then some
Just received the July issue of RW and discovered the beginners' half-marathon training plan on p.57. It looks much easier to follow than the pace/distance based plan from the website as it allows to put in my own target pace/HR zone.1) Can anyone
recommended ratio for my pace of run 2/walk 1.I've been following the Beginner's training plan provided by the race which has four training sessions a week - recovery, intervals, tempo and LSR. The LSR is done by time. The problem for me is the longest LSR
We are a running club about to start a beginners night, once a week for 1 hour. Need advice on sessions, how to keep them interesting and fun.
Hi everyone. I want to enter the Dublin Marathon this year and was wondering where i could find the best training plan and a diet plan also.Best RegardsPaul Hi Paul, can't help with the diet plan but would suggest Hal Higdon training plans - try
hi i started training for a 5k run about 6 weeks ago was 14st 8lb now now 13st 9lb. Hadnt run for 4 years and started with the walk run programme and can now do 40 mins non stop, did think I had stepped up too quickly but my body is not telling me