You should be running 15 to 20 miles a week prior to attempting this training schedule. At a minimum, you should be able to run for at least 30 minutes without stopping.
Difficulty: Challenging
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- Bottled Water
- 1Week 1: Run 5 miles one day, 4 miles one day and 3 miles on the remaining days.
- 2Week 2: Run 6 miles one day, 4 miles one day and 3 miles on the remaining days.
- 3Week 3: Run 7 miles one day, 4 miles one day and 3 miles on the remaining days.
- 4Week 4: Run 8 miles one day, 5 miles one day and 3 miles on the other days.
- 5Week 5: Run 10 miles one day, 5 miles one day and 3 miles on the other days.
- 1Week 6: Run 11 miles one day, 5 miles one day and 4 miles on the other days.
- 2Week 7: Run 12 miles one day, 6 miles one day and 4 miles on the other days.
- 3Week 8: Run 14 miles one day, 6 miles one day and 4 miles on the other days.
- 4Week 9: Run 16 miles one day, 7 miles one day and 4 miles on the other days.
- 5Week 10: Run 16 miles one day, 8 miles one day and 5 miles on the other days.
- 6Week 11: Do the same workout as week 10.
- 7Week 12: Run 18 miles one day, 8 miles one day and 5 miles on the other days.
- 8Week 13: Do the same workout as week 12.
- 1Week 14: Run 9 miles one day, 8 miles one day and 5 miles on the other days.
- 2Week 15: Run 8 miles one day, 5 miles one day and 3 miles on the other days.
- 3Week 16: Jog 3 miles every other day. Then run the marathon.
Building Up
Building and Maintaining Stamina
Tapering Off
Tips & Warnings
- Check with your physician before embarking on any rigorous training regime. This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment.
- Err on the side of caution - do not train to excess. More is not necessarily better.
- Listen to your body and have any persistent pain checked out by your doctor.
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