Looking forward to new challenges in 2010. I have a few scheduled events, including the Disney Princess Half marathon in March and the Edinburgh, which will be my fisrt full marathon. Never fast but always steady..."Its never too late to be what
are you doing now? Have you raced before?How many years have you been running?Personally I would find myself a marathon schedule and start training now, do a mini taper for the half marathon and have a couple of days rest after and then continue
I have completed 2 10k runs recently. Woburn in 60.17 and Flitwick in 59.42. Could anyone recommend a training plan to traon towards a half marathon in the not too distant future? Lee, there are quite a few half marathon schedules on this site
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My annual running schedule is normally April the London Marathon, followed by the Great North Run in September/October, although this year 2008 I ran the Edinburgh Marathon due to yet another ballot rejection from the FLM. My training
Sorry if it has already been mentioned, but Wokingham's Half Marathon has been re-scheduled for Sunday, 24th May. (Now it can be used as a post FLM jolly, as opposed to a pre FLM lung-burster!) Safety29.
a half-marathon. One falls on the week that I'm scheduled to do my 18 miler.Would I lose anything by substituting a hard-run half-marathon for an 18 mile training run?Simply put, should I allow the lure of a half to take me away from my schedule
Higdon's website www.halhigdon.com has a good range of training schedules.In particular the post marathon programme(under the marathon section) might be useful at this stage.A possible progression of schedules could be post-marathon/half marathon/marathon.
Always been a jogger, but just in the last year or so entered a couple of races. PB of 1:38 for half marathon, but with a dedicated training schedule of cigarettes and alcohol I'm sure it'll come down considerably.
Busy single Mum of one. Have to fit in training around home schedule and work. Current fitness not as good as previous years due to lack of time / family issues - would like to increase fitness levels. Next race is Nottingham Half Marathon
