My Training Schedule

I’m following Hal Higdon’s Marathon Training Guide. It was recommended by a couple of people. There are a lot of other programs out there. Shop around and find one that suits your needs.

Week
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thur
Fri
Sat
Sun
cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 5 m pace
8
cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 5 m run
9
cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 5 m pace
6
cross 3 m run 6 m run 3 m run rest 6 m pace
11
cross 3 m run 6 m run 3 m run rest 6 m run

12

cross 3 m run 5 m run 3 m run rest 6 m pace
9
cross 4 m run 7 m run 4 m run rest 7 m pace
14
cross 4 m run 7 m run 4 m run rest 7 m run
15
cross 4 m run 5 m run 4 m run rest 7 m pace
11
cross 4 m run 8 m run 4 m run rest 8 m pace
17
cross 5 m run 8 m run 5 m run rest 8 m run
18
cross 5 m run 5 m run 5 m run rest 8 m pace
13
cross 5 m run 8 m run 5 m run rest 5 m pace
20
cross 5 m run 5 m run 5 m run rest 8 m run
12
cross 5 m run 8 m run 5 m run rest 5 m pace
20
cross 5 m run 6 m run 5 m run rest 4 m pace
12
cross 4 m run 5 m run 4 m run rest 3 m run
8
cross 3 m run 4 m run rest rest 2 m run
race

I’ve also read that you can run a decent marathon and only run 4 times a week. Don’t kill yourself if this is your first long race. running a marathon can be really rewarding, but also grueling on the body.

One Response to “My Training Schedule”

  1. George R says:

    Thanks for that program, it looks pretty cool.
    I agree, you can run a decent marathon just by doing a long run, one tempo, and either hills or some speed training during the week.

    Long gone the days when only people running 60 miles a week would venture into a marathon

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