Speed to the Finish: 16-Week Half Marathon Mastery 🏃♂️💨
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Are you ready to shave minutes off your half marathon time? “Speed to the Finish: 16-Week Half Marathon Mastery” is designed for intermediate runners looking to push their limits and achieve their fastest race yet! If you’re already running for over 60 minutes in your workouts, this program will take your performance to the next level. 🏃♀️🔥
Tag: Half Marathon Training
Tuesday Training Plan: Stride & Conquer – 16 Weeks to Half Marathon Success
Stride & Conquer: 16 Weeks to Half Marathon Success 🏃♂️🏅
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Are you ready to take your running to the next level? Whether you’re a beginner who can run for 30 minutes or someone looking to push your limits, “Stride & Conquer: 16 Weeks to Half Marathon Success” is your perfect companion on the journey to your first 21.1km/13.1 mile Half Marathon! 🏃♀️✨
Friday Fartlek Run: Tempo Run #2
Running at maximum intensity for about an hour will be done at or just below your threshold pace. When an event is longer than this your race pace will be further below threshold at Tempo pace. The best way to prepare the body to handle this intensity is to spend time running at it. This workout is great to include early in your build-up to expose the body to a slightly higher intensity.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Tempo Run #2Friday Fartlek Run – Tempo Run #1
Running at maximum intensity for about an hour will be done at or just below your threshold pace. When an event is longer than this your race pace will be further below threshold at Tempo pace. The best way to prepare the body to handle this intensity is to spend time running at it. This workout is great to include early in your build-up to expose the body to a slightly higher intensity. This is a key workout within the Project 1:50 training plan to help runners achieve the goal of running a ½ Marathon under 1:50hr.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – Tempo Run #1Tuesday Training Plan – Beginner Half Marathon 23-week Training Plan 3x runs per week – Reusable & Start Any Week
When you cross the finish line of the Half Marathon, you will have accomplished something very special.
Designed for Beginner runners who are looking to complete their first half marathon event, the primary goal of this training plan is to prepare you to COMPLETE YOUR event.
Thursday Training Plan – HALF MARATHON Training Plan (INTERMEDIATE 24-Week Plan, Saturday Race) – Reuseable +Start Any Week
When you cross the finish line of your Half Marathon, having run faster than you have in recent events you will have accomplished something very special.
View More Thursday Training Plan – HALF MARATHON Training Plan (INTERMEDIATE 24-Week Plan, Saturday Race) – Reuseable +Start Any WeekThursday Training Plan – 12-week Half IM to IM Bridging Programme (Intermediate Plan) Sat Race, Start any Monday
When you cross the finish line of your IM, you will have accomplished something very special. You will have completed a Half-IM and stepped up and completed a full-distance race.
Designed for Intermediate triathletes who are looking to complete a full IM after a half, the primary goal of this training plan is to continue to IMPROVE your fitness from where you were at for the half.
Friday Fartlek Run – 10km for Half Marathon Success
If you go into an event with a realistic goal pace or realistic finishing time that is based on your performance in training you are very likely to achieve it. This session is great for confirming how realistic your goal half marathon pace will be and is perfect for including into your training four to eight weeks out from your event.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – 10km for Half Marathon SuccessFriday Fartlek Run: Lisa’s 1km Reps
1 kilometre reps are a simple workout that can help both novices and elites.. This session is great for runners from half marathon runners, especially triathletes aiming for an Ironman 70.3.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Lisa’s 1km Reps“When can I run again?” – Mark de Lew
On 22 March 2022 I had an L4 & L5 Discectomy. My first question after Surgery to my Surgeon was “When can I run again?”
He said that “NO one had ever asked that question. Mostly they ask about pain, movement, work etc. Nine out of ten individuals will not run again. Not that they can’t but mentally are afraid”.