This is week three of training. After this week, race day will be 13
weeks away. You'll maintain the same routine as last week, with three
easy runs, one day on hills, and two days of rest. This week's long run
is 14 miles.
It's a big milestone, and it may be the first time you really feel as if
marathon training is officially under way. Make sure you set aside
enough time in your schedule so you don't feel rushed to finish the run
and you have time to eat and rest afterward. Also, get your fueling
strategy set ahead of time. On any run longer than 75 minutes, energy
gels or sports drinks will help you maintain a steady level of energy.
Sunday: Rest Day
Monday: 3 Miles Easy (pace 10:04)
Tuesday: 5 Miles Hills (no planned pace)
Wednesday: Rest Day
Thursday: 5 Miles Easy (pace 10:04)
Friday: 5 Miles Easy (pace 10:04)
Saturday: 14 Miles LSD (pace 10:04-11:04)
Total planned miles: 32
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