Here's a summary of my training plan so far.
Week | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday | Total Run |
1 | Run 7.16 | Run 5.21 Track | Run 5.8 | Metabolic 1hr | Step 1 hr, strength | Metabolic 45m XT 30m | Metabolic 45, XT 40m | 18.6 |
2 | Run 5.07 | Spin 1hr, Strength | Run 5.33 Track | Run 6+6 | Swim 45m | Metabolic 45m XT 30m | Metabolic 45, Run 3.2 | 25.63 |
3 | Run 6 Pace | Spin 1hr, Strength | Run 6 | Metabolic 1hr | Run 12 | OFF | Metabolic 45, Run 3 | 27.66 |
Notes and Thoughts on Training
- I love the track sessions, which is a shock to me! It is so fun to do something different than steady running. The sessions I've done so far have been: 4 x 800 meter with 200 meter rest and a ladder - 400m / 800m / 1200m with 400 meter rest.
- I am still up in the air about how I feel about the split long runs. More to come on these as I do a few more.....
- My first "real" long run of 12 went great (physically). I was worried about jumping up to running 12 miles at once since the last time I ran more than 9 miles at once was in the spring! It was a brutally cold, windy day and I had a hard time getting my head in the game, but my body felt great the whole time.
- My new job where I am on my feet makes running on work days a lot harder (if I have to run after work), but makes running on non work days feel so much easier because my legs feel so fresh. I think the after work runs really help prepare me for the heavy leg feeling near the end of a marathon.
What are you training for right now? How's it going?
I think being on your feet at work and the runs on those days will help for the race too!
ReplyDeleteI am happy to see you took at least one rest day ;)