the London Marathon into my schedule because it coincides with the end of "tax season" in America.Perhaps another marathon is available in the fall?Dennis Greenoformerly resided at:60 Oak RoadBedford, Beds

to try and get rid of knee pain and it seems okay now so will be slowly moving back onto my own training schedule.

training found me out)My future aims are to try and stick to a decent training schedule, and to give the London Marathon another shot!

that I can fit running more easily into my day-time schedule which I prefer to running at night - particularly in dark and dreary winter evenings.

schedule to get prepared and complete the devon100 ultra next year!!!i am competing in various races throughout devon and cornwall as part of the training for this race, i was bummed about not getting

:)serioulsy I aim to complete the 8 week 0-30 starter schedule and take it from there.I am a health care worker with an active and busy life outside of work. I feel motivated and excited by this and so lets

, doing 30 mile non stop runs, to build up my endurance, I used to follow Bruce Tullochs schedules, but thought, if I was going to train for say, a 10 mile race, I would be running at least 15 miles, or 18

london time and went under 4 hrs by following runners world sub 4 30 schedule Did duchy marathon 2006 Awful weather but managed yo do 4 20 Ran Amsterdam marathon in october 2006 Got under 4 hrs again

nothing could have prepared me for the last 6m so I'm happy with that. Did manage a 3:23:23 in 2005. Always encouraging others to run. Just about manage to fit a daily training schedule around my family.

bit more competitive as I move into the M45 category. Completed the London Marathon in 1999 and for 24 mile was ahead of my planned schedule, before losing almost 2 minutes in the last 2.2 mile. I have