Not 50 in 50 in 50, but I'll saddle up for 60 in 8...
If you would have told me 4 months ago that I would be training at 60 miles of running in 8 days...I think I would have told you to go f--- yourself. But that was 4 months ago.
Over the past 8 days I have had two days of rest. The other 6 days I covered 60 miles of running. That's an average of about 10 miles each day of training.
I just got done running 18 miles for my long run. I was even able to train to a negative split (John and Chris might be the only ones who know what this is). Next Sunday will be a full 20 miles for the long run. Incredible. Here is the breakdown of the past 8 days:
Sunday: 16 mile run
Monday: Rest
Tuesday: 8.5 miles of interval sprints (2.5 mile warm up, 3 x 1 mile interval sprints, 3 miles @ 8.15 for each mile)
Wednesday: 6.5 mile hill runs (goal is to really push yourself up the hills)
Thursday: 3.5 mile run (I was actually going to run 9, but had a rain out)
Friday: 7.5 mile run (Pace work here...I think we made it around 8.15 to 8.30)
Saturday: Rest
Sunday: 18 mile run (negative split)
Next week brings more intensity and harder training. I get to eat all the good food I want and train like a madman. I am on my way to being ready for the marathon.
Over the past 8 days I have had two days of rest. The other 6 days I covered 60 miles of running. That's an average of about 10 miles each day of training.
I just got done running 18 miles for my long run. I was even able to train to a negative split (John and Chris might be the only ones who know what this is). Next Sunday will be a full 20 miles for the long run. Incredible. Here is the breakdown of the past 8 days:
Sunday: 16 mile run
Monday: Rest
Tuesday: 8.5 miles of interval sprints (2.5 mile warm up, 3 x 1 mile interval sprints, 3 miles @ 8.15 for each mile)
Wednesday: 6.5 mile hill runs (goal is to really push yourself up the hills)
Thursday: 3.5 mile run (I was actually going to run 9, but had a rain out)
Friday: 7.5 mile run (Pace work here...I think we made it around 8.15 to 8.30)
Saturday: Rest
Sunday: 18 mile run (negative split)
Next week brings more intensity and harder training. I get to eat all the good food I want and train like a madman. I am on my way to being ready for the marathon.
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