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Jan 27, 2020 · 2–3 X 3 miles, run at goal half-marathon pace, with 2–3 minutes recovery jog between each repeat. Do this workout about eight weeks before your race. For some runners, this workout can be a shock to the system, and they wish goal pace didn’t feel quite as fast.
Apr 8, 2024 · In order to survive a full marathon, you need to complete at least 25-30 miles per week just to finish, 40-50 miles to finish strong, and 55-80+ miles to excel. For a half, it’s much more reasonable: 15-20 peak miles to survive, 25-30 to finish strong, and 40-70+ to excel. That’s much more reasonable for most people.
Nov 30, 2016 · To achieve such a time, your running pace should be 9:09 per mile. That finish time is considered a decent time among half marathoners. On the other hand, most of the first-timers aim to finish a half marathon rather than achieve a specific finish time.
- Pam Berg
Sep 29, 2022 · Your pace depends on the distance: for 400s, you’ll run at your GHMP minus 75 seconds divided by four; for 800s, you’ll run at your GHMP minus 45 seconds divided by two; and for 1600s, you’ll run at your GHMP minus 45 seconds.
Apr 26, 2022 · Why 13.1 miles is the best distance—and everything you need to smash a PR. This is your guide to how to run your best half marathon ever.
- Claire Trageser
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Sep 2, 2015 · That’s 10–15 minutes of running for most, which is doable. Workouts during this phase should be nothing more than short strides or hill sprints (to get your leg turnover going) and some...
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Jul 10, 2023 · You can train for a half-marathon by running just three days a week as long as you stick to the right training schedule. Each week, plan on doing one day of each of the following runs: tempo run, long run, and interval run.