What’s Included
Do you find that you always start a training plan with every intention of following it, but quickly wind up off track? You miss a run because something comes up with work, school, or family. You have to take a day off because running six days a week is causing some worrisome niggles. The bottom line is that such an intensive plan doesn’t work for you.
In a perfect world, you’d like to run higher mileage, but maybe you don’t have that much time to devote to a training program. Maybe you need more recovery time between runs, something that’s often true for masters runners. Or maybe as much as you love to run, you love doing other things too, and you don’t want to spend all of your free time running.
The Running for Real Life Happens Half Marathon Training Plan was created with exactly those situations in mind.
Like all of our plans, the Running for Real Life Happens Half Marathon Training Plan is completely effort-based. That means no GPS watch. There will be no prescribed paces; you’ll run entirely by feel. If you’ve never done that before, don’t worry. You’ll learn how to trust your body to tell you what it’s ready for, leaving you confident, prepared, and in the best shape of your life. When it comes to race day, you’ll know exactly what effort to run.
Over 15 weeks you’ll build up slowly to 25 – 40 miles per week. You should have two weeks of comfortably running 20-25 miles before starting. If you haven’t reached 20-25 miles per week yet, you can get there with the Running for Real Base-Building Plan.
All of the workouts in the Running for Real Life Happens Half Marathon Training Plan are clearly described, so that you not only will understand exactly what to do, but why you’re doing it. We suggest a training schedule, but we understand that while we may say to do your long run on Sunday, that may not work for you. So in addition to “our” timetable, we give you a timetable to fill out yourself to fit your life, with a full explanation of how to structure your week.
Purchase the Life Happens Half Marathon Training Plan
You’ll get exact instructions on your long runs, on your workouts, and on your easy runs. Life happens, so you’ll get suggestions on how to fit your runs into your schedule and how to move them around if you have to.
You’ll learn how to:
- Pace yourself correctly
- Cross train effectively
- Determine how many repeats to do in a workout, and how hard to do them
- Establish realistic time goals
- Get over a setback or an injury
- Fuel correctly
- Use tune-up races as part of your training program
- Use the terrain of your marathon to your advantage
You’ll get recommended resources and as a little bonus, a cheat sheet that explains all of those “runner words.”
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