Some folk planning on doing the Loch Ness Marathon may find this file useful.If you download it from here then double-click it, it will put a diary entry into your iCal or Outlook for each day you're due to do a training run, beginning on June 14

Has anyone got any recommendations for good sites for full-marathon schedules.Regards,Craig halhigdon.com has loads of info on marathons etc

HiI ran the London marathon in 2005 and trained using the schedule put out in the magazine sent to all entrants. Have since returned to NZ and are looking at running the Auckland Marathon in October and would like to follow the same training

hi all.I've been looking for a schedule for the 2008 chicago marathon in about 8 months time,my best time so far is 3-59 but would like to get 3-30 this time but not sure how to train as most all schedules are about 16 weeks but i've got more time

Having successfully used the RW Garmin ready schedule for the NY marathon, I'm now looking towards London, but I'm thinking of trying a different schedule.  Other than the RW ones, the only other ones I've heard much of are the P&D schedules

No Paula Radcliffe schedule this year in the Marathon Mag. What do you think of the schedules they have printed and who is the guy who has written them? I am new to this but will let you have my thoughts anyway. Doing the long run on time rather

Hello,I haven't been running for very long, but I have got through the last 11 weeks of training for the London marathon OK.Yesterday I completed my longest training run of 18.2 miles in 3 hours 40 minutes, and up until now I haven't had a schedule

My partner has an elite start in this years FLM (via half marathon time) and is following the advanced RW schedule, she is really determined to run a good race and is training well, but at times is finding it hard to fit it all in with work etc

in all these training schedules. Recent e-mail in RW said he coudn't run 2 days consecutive as got injured. I tend to agree but then I'm 41 and an over-pronator and run sub 1h 45m for a 1/2 marathon. How then do I train for a marathon seeing I want to do

I'd be very grateful for advice. I'm in for my first marathon - Dublin in October - and so far have only done half marathons and 10 milers. Why is it that marathon training schedules only go up to 18 miles or so - seems to me that the additional 8