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   How long should a marathon training plan be?

   • Our most popular marathon training plan is 16 weeks long. A marathon training schedule of 16 weeks, or around 4 months, provides most runners with enough time to gradually build up their weekly mileage, including building in time for a long weekend run, and mid-week training sessions that help you work on speed, strength and endurance.

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   How long does it take to run a marathon?

   • The length of your marathon plan will depend on a few factors, including your current fitness level, running experience, and running goal. Training for a marathon typically takes 4-6 months, depending on your initial ability level and marathon goals, but it could take up to a year and a half if you are starting from the very beginning.

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   How many runs a week should you train for a marathon?

   • To effectively train for a marathon, your program should include four to five runs per week, although some plans may only include three runs per week. One of these runs should be a longer run that gradually increases in distance each week, and the others should be shorter training runs.

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   How do you train a marathon runner?

   • Successful marathon runners mix up their training with different types of training runs. Most of our training plans include a mix of rate of perceived exercise training and pace training. Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) is a method of training based on perception or how you feel.

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2. marathonhandbook.com › marathon-trainingOur Marathon Training Guide: How To Train For A Marathon

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   Jul 9, 2024 · 16-20 weeks of training is a reasonable amount of time to dedicate to training for a marathon as an intermediate or advanced runner. Check out our full guide here for a complete breakdown of how long it takes to train for a marathon.

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   Apr 3, 2024 · Typically, marathon training plans last around 16 weeks, sometimes up to 20. During this time, and dependent on your goals, you’ll probably run three to five times a week. Your mileage will...

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   You should spend at least three months training for your marathon, although most good training plans are generally four to five months in length. This allows sufficient time to build up the required mileage base, without ramping up too quickly.

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   Jul 25, 2024 · Generally speaking, it takes between 12 and 20 weeks to train for a marathon, but most plans are 16 to 20-weeks. No matter your level of experience, you do need three to six months to be...

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   Aug 9, 2024 · A marathon training schedule of 16 weeks, or around 4 months, provides most runners with enough time to gradually build up their weekly mileage, including building in time for a long weekend run, and mid-week training sessions that help you work on speed, strength and endurance.

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   Jun 21, 2024 · You should spend at least three months training for your marathon, although most good training plans are generally four to five months in length. This allows sufficient time to build up the required mileage base, without ramping up too quickly. How Far Do You Need To Run During Marathon Training? In terms of distance, most marathon training ...

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   Jul 21, 2020 · Preparing for a marathon in 20 weeks, which is roughly 4.5 months, gives you plenty of time to get ready. This article will teach you how to train for a marathon in 20 weeks whether...