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basd
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Registered: Jul 2002
Location: Somewhere nowhere
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ_Eternal
22km? Fuckin' hell you are a trooper
I used to do 10 mile runs every Sunday back in August-September time. For a while, I thought I was going to die through exhaustion but it gets easier as time goes on, and educating myself on pacing was also a big help.
Cool, clear days and taking a lungful of that crisp air really can't be topped but it's a pity we just don't enough of that here |
Well, it's only just over half the distance I am planning to do this June, so there's plenty of training still required.
As for the pacing, I don't really run those longer distances very quickly, just around 11kmh but I try to maintain the same tempo throughout the distance. Tempo variations are for shorter distances (done throughout the week).
As for the weather, yes it sucks, we don't get those clear cold days here too often either. Ah well, we'll see what tomorrow brings.
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DJ_Eternal
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Registered: Mar 2003
Location: Warrington, England
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| quote: | Originally posted by basd
Well, it's only just over half the distance I am planning to do this June, so there's plenty of training still required.
As for the pacing, I don't really run those longer distances very quickly, just around 11kmh but I try to maintain the same tempo throughout the distance. Tempo variations are for shorter distances (done throughout the week).
As for the weather, yes it sucks, we don't get those clear cold days here too often either. Ah well, we'll see what tomorrow brings. |
Your doing a marathon? One of the biggies or just a small local event ?
If you're serious about your training, then I would take part in a couple of half marathon's and try and get another marathon under your belt in the meantime to get the feel for the occasion.
Sounds like fun though, I had been hoping to do the London Marathon myself this April with a few mates from work, but all the available spots had been filled by the time I applied, and that was all the way back in October last year, so participation is in high demand this side of the pond.
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Jan-17-2009 19:34
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basd
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Registered: Jul 2002
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| quote: | Originally posted by DJ_Eternal
Your doing a marathon? One of the biggies or just a small local event ?
If you're serious about your training, then I would take part in a couple of half marathon's and try and get another marathon under your belt in the meantime to get the feel for the occasion.
Sounds like fun though, I had been hoping to do the London Marathon myself this April with a few mates from work, but all the available spots had been filled by the time I applied, and that was all the way back in October last year, so participation is in high demand this side of the pond. |
I'm planning on doing a reasonably big marathon in my home town this June. It's a one-off though, no yearly event.
Thanks for the tips, but I've already done five or so half marathons, have a few others lined up and I'm planning on doing one or two 30km races (apart from the training sessions around that distance) so I'm trying to be well-prepared.
I'd probably never compete in anything as big as the London (or NYC or Boston) marathon. That's nothing for me, I like the smaller events going through the countryside / forests etc.
Although I dream about competing in this marathon once in my life.
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Jan-17-2009 22:47
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