This post is a few days late.... oops.
The Philadelphia Marathon is on November 23rd which means I am on a 29 week marathon plan. Hal Higdon has a 30 week plan so I edited it to work with my schedule. I included the Hibiscus 5 miler, Maryland's Women's Sprint Duathlon, Rock n Roll Half Marathon, and the Wineglass Half Marathon. In addition to my races I have signed up for, I added cycling as my cross training and at the beginning used it instead of walking.
Hal Hidgon's plan minus the first week. This is the plan I am editing slightly to my schedule.
Marathon Training Schedule: Novice Supreme
Week
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Mon
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Tue
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Wed
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Thu
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Fri
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Sat
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Sun
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1
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Rest
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1.5 m run
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3 m run
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1.5 m run
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Rest
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3.5 m run
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35 min walk
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2
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Rest
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1.5 m run
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3 m run
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1.5 m run
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Rest
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3 m run
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40 min walk
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3
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Rest
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2 m run
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3 m run
|
1.5 m run
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Rest
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4 m run
|
30 min walk
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4
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Rest
|
2 m run
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3 m run
|
2 m run
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
45 min walk
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5
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Rest
|
2 m run
|
3 m run
|
2 m run
|
Rest
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4.5 m run
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30 min walk
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6
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Rest
|
2 m run
|
3 m run
|
2 m run
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
50 min walk
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7
|
Rest
|
2 m run
|
3 m run
|
2 m run
|
Rest
|
5 m run
|
30 min walk
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8
|
Rest
|
2 m run
|
3 m run
|
2.5 m run
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
55 min walk
|
9
|
Rest
|
2 m run
|
3 m run
|
2.5 m run
|
Rest
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5.5 m run
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30 min walk
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10
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
60 min walk
|
11
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Rest
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
6 m run
|
30 min walk
|
12
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Rest
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
6 m run
|
Cross
|
13
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
7 m run
|
Cross
|
14
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
4 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
5 m run
|
Cross
|
15
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
4 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
9 m run
|
Cross
|
16
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
5 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
10 m run
|
Cross
|
17
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
5 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
7 m run
|
Cross
|
18
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
6 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
12 m run
|
Cross
|
19
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
6 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
13 m run
|
Cross
|
20
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
7 m run
|
4 m run
|
Rest
|
10 m run
|
Cross
|
21
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
7 m run
|
4 m run
|
Rest
|
15 m run
|
Cross
|
22
|
Rest
|
4 m run
|
8 m run
|
4 m run
|
Rest
|
16 m run
|
Cross
|
23
|
Rest
|
4 m run
|
8 m run
|
5 m run
|
Rest
|
12 m run
|
Cross
|
24
|
Rest
|
4 m run
|
9 m run
|
5 m run
|
Rest
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18 m run
|
Cross
|
25
|
Rest
|
5 m run
|
9 m run
|
5 m run
|
Rest
|
14 m run
|
Cross
|
26
|
Rest
|
5 m run
|
10 m run
|
5 m run
|
Rest
|
20 m run
|
Cross
|
27
|
Rest
|
5 m run
|
8 m run
|
4 m run
|
Rest
|
12 m run
|
Cross
|
28
|
Rest
|
4 m run
|
6 m run
|
3 m run
|
Rest
|
8 m run
|
Cross
|
29
|
Rest
|
3 m run
|
4 m run
|
2 m run
|
Rest
|
Rest
|
Marathon
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(source: Hal Hidgon)
Week 1:
Sunday: bonus day added to training- 2 miles
Monday: PT- 1 mile- 5.2 mph which is a 11:32 minute mile
Tuesday: 1 mile outside, tired after running three straight days. My body is not used to that anymore.
Wednesday: PT- 1 mile- faster speed- 5.3 mph- had a break from Tuesday morning until Wednesday evening so felt better. Upped the speed on the treadmill to 5.3 mph (11:12 mile pace)
Thursday: 6 miles cycling- great practice because it is a bike/running path not used by many and crosses only over 3 roads but also 2 railroads (ouch). Both sides of my pelvic bones were hurting. I'm hoping they just need some time to get used to cycling.
Friday: rest day. Not normally a rest day for me, but my husband and I had to go out of town. Have to be flexible!
Saturday: long run day! 3 miles outside at 11:24 minute mile. Thought it would have been slower because it was hot and sticky out. The time makes me feel like I am making progress. Hopefully it means when the weather is perfect this weekend- low temperatures in the mid to high 40s- I'll be inching closer to 11 minute mile.
Sunday: rest day- Since it was Mother's Day I spent with my family
Goal for upcoming week: keep up with running 1 mile at PT, cross train with the elliptical and spinning bike, 4 miles Saturday- will prepare me for the 5 miler on the 25th. Hope to do 1 day a week at "speed" training. Just basically trying to run faster, more for speed than endurance. Later in training will get back to intervals, fartlek, tempo runs, etc.
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