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Old 30th Apr 06, 03:43 PM
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training plans

Haven't been running all that long so I was wondering what people's weekly training plans are?
Also, is it better to run every day to improve your stamina etc or is this just doing
more harm than good?
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Old 30th Apr 06, 08:18 PM
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hi,
just take it easy, train when you feel up 2 it and u will get better and faster gradualy
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Old 3rd May 06, 04:10 PM
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I agree with the frog, Jonesy,but don`t let yourself fall too much into the comfort zone when your training.
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Old 5th May 06, 10:34 PM
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Comfort zone? Right so make yourself work but don't overdo it? K k.. sorted
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Old 6th May 06, 04:03 PM
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Generally I would look to do some steady mileage 3-4 times a week and try to work in a speed sessions which raises the intensity a little.

Are you training for anything in particular?
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Old 7th May 06, 09:49 PM
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I'm following a programme that is meant to help you run 10K faster (than the previous programme that was walk a bit, run a bit) but it mainly seems to be about building up stamina through duration. My times are improving though, ish, but I probably need to put the extra speed work sessions in..not that I have a clue about doing them! Are they the hill exercises etc?
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Old 8th May 06, 10:36 AM
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My programme revolves around harder sessions on Tuesday and Thursday with a long run on Sunday.
The rest of the week is made up of steady running.
I am training for the Berlin marathon in September so I am ramping the mileage up at the moment. Aiming to average 80+ for the next three months if my body holds out!
Progression is the key to getting better.
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