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Kingston 20 Miler

  • March
  • 20 Miles
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  • KT1 1JP

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KEY POINTS

Starts at 8am

4:30 cut off

Route said to be flat

A popular race which often sells out

Use it as training for a spring marathon

RACE STRATEGY

If you’re training for a spring marathon then this is an excellent opportunity to practice what you’ll do on race day. So you can wear the same race kit, the same shoes and practice the same fuelling strategy in this race. In terms of your pacing it’s likely the best option is to treat this as a steady long run. If you try to hit goal pace for 20 miles, less than a month from your marathon, then diminishing returns set in. You’ll need too long to recover and it can have an adverse effect on your training over the next week or so. If your marathon is still 6-8 weeks away then adding in some goal paced miles is definitely worth considering.

COACHES NOTES

This looks like an ideal race for anyone preparing for a spring marathon. It’s not one I’ve participated in myself but it would appear the route is relatively flat, starting at the Market Place in Kingston and heading West along the Thames path, before crossing the river and returning to HQ.

There is the option of 8 miles, 16 miles or 20 miles. It’s called the breakfast run with the race starting at a very early 8am. So make sure you set those alarms nice and early.

I shall update this page once I get more feedback from the Team Orange runner taking part.

Coach Simon

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