Core Work & Restoration Training
Week 5 | Day 29Posture, Breathing, & Armswing Drills
Week 5 | Day 30Single Arm & Leg Strength Training
Week 5 | Day 31Tempo Intervals
Week 5 | Day 32Rest Sleep & Standing Challenge
Week 5 | Day 33Distance Run
Week 5 | Day 34Fun Run & Cross Training Day
Week 5 | Day 35Core Work & Restoration Training
Week 6 | Day 36Posture, Breathing, & Armswing Drills
Week 6 | Day 37Single Arm & Leg Strength Training
Week 6 | Day 38Tempo Intervals
Week 6 | Day 39Rest Sleep & Standing Challenge
Week 6 | Day 40Distance Run
Week 6 | Day 41Fun Run & Cross Training Day
Week 6 | Day 42Core Work & Restoration Training
Week 7 | Day 43Posture, Breathing, & Armswing Drills
Week 7 | Day 44Single Arm & Leg Strength Training
Week 7 | Day 45Tempo Intervals
Week 7 | Day 46Rest Sleep & Standing Challenge
Week 7 | Day 47Distance Run
Week 7 | Day 48Fun Run & Cross Training Day
Week 7 | Day 49Core Work & Restoration Training
Week 8 | Day 50Posture, Breathing, & Armswing Drills
Week 8 | Day 51Single Arm & Leg Strength Training
Week 8 | Day 52Tempo Intervals
Week 8 | Day 53Rest Sleep & Standing Challenge
Week 8 | Day 54Distance Run
Week 8 | Day 55Fun Run & Cross Training Day
Week 8 | Day 56Today’s long run is a little shorter than last weeks, but not necessarily easier. In fact, you’ll be battling a lot of fatigue today and will need to really focus on execution! Remember, you’re the boss so it’s ok to shorten this run if your body needs it!
Remember those walk breaks work for runners of all levels and ability! Use them strategically to reset your breathing, your running posture, and your running technique!
After 10 minutes of a breathe-focused running warmup stop for the following.
What’s YOUR favorite warmup routine? Now’s time to craft what you like the best and what works for you the best! Remember our favorite suggestions!
Suggestion? One round: 10-20 leg swings, hip circles, arm swings and circles, and pushups, etc.
14-15 miles at an easy to moderate pace. You should be able to pass the “talk test”!
Run 50”/walk 10” or another run/walk interval that works for you!
Focus on your pacing and on your fueling strategy!
Short walk breaks act as a posture re-set. If you stick w this we guarantee you’ll feel more connected and less beat up after these runs!
On these longer runs its important to hydrate. What’s your strategy for “carrying”?
18 miles at Target Marathon Pace + 30sec/mile
Example: Target pace 8:00/mile. In workout run at a 8:30 in workout.
Total: 18 miles.
10 minutes legs up wall!
3 minutes of easy jogging and walking.
2-3 minutes couch stretch per leg.
2-3 minutes per side of additional work from the bonus section.