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I’ve made some tweaks here to give you some extra rest after the long run Sunday, so no efforts this week (the session, short reps, isn’t really suited to you at this stage of your plan). Sunday’s session is a beaut. Very important you do this at your marathon pace, otherwise you’re going to struggle. Last big marathon session before Sevilla. Any problems let me know, but keep up the great work Conal.

Think I’m in a good place. Will focus on quality rather than quantity in coming weeks

MONDAY

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Rest Day

0 POINTS

“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”

TUESDAY

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18pts | 60 Mins Run

18 POINTS

Keep that RPE down. You want to be able to run and chat, speaking of which, joining a group can add to the enjoyment here.

18 Points
Ran this on Monday evening mainly because I checked the weather and Monday evening was dry. I took it very easy, 9 1/2 minute miles very relaxed. I’ll do the next 60 minute run on Wednesday morning together some daylight while it’s dry.
Good thinking, always worth checking the weather. Enjoy your Tuesday evening off!

WEDNESDAY

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15pts | Conal S&C

15 POINTS
Step Ups 1 x 70 Secs
Split Squat 3 x12(5kg)
Glute Bridge 2 x 14
Single Leg Deadlift 2 x 12(5kg)
Forward Lunge and Rotation 2 x 12(5kg)
Bent Over Row 2 x 14(5kg)
Russian Twist 2 x 12(5kg)
Squats 2 x 15
Plank 2 x 60 Secs
Bicep Curls 2 x 15(5kg)
Tricep Dips Dumbbells 2 x 15(5kg)
Wall Sits 2 x 60 Secs
Dead Bugs 2 x 15
15 Points
Done Tuesday evening.
Well done Conal!

thursday

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24pts | 60 Mins Easy to MP

24 POINTS

Rather than just head out and do 60 mins easy, this goes through the gears a little and will hopefully help you improve running economy as the speed picks up a little. It’s still a light session but makes the easy runs more interesting. Best done on the flat to hit consistent paces.

Ran on Wednesday morning as it’s a nicer day. Woke up later than planned so got straight out the door. Started very slowly, recovery mode, intending to pick up the pace in the final twenty minutes. I did wake up but was still running over nine minutes a mile at the end so definitely a recovery run and not MP as planned. I’ll switch my watch back to miles this week so I get used to thinking that way before Seville. I think Paul is at cross country this weekend so no run from Horntye. Jack’s group are doing a flattish 13 miles. I was intending to run that with them and then do some easier miles afterwards. I wouldn’t even try to keep up. I’d run at the back with Kev Davis and Kim at MP. I see now you’ve changed my Sunday to a slower 150 minutes. I could either run with Jack’s group or if you think it’s sensible I’ll run with Lindsey’s group if they’re meeting at Dordrecht. I certainly won’t run with Jack’s group again until April as they are cranking up for Manchester marathon so I’d be ok doing their easier runs the two weeks before and after that. I’m well aware that I’m getting towards the time when it is less about miles and more about rest and sleep. Still four and a half weeks to go. I didn’t get in to Valencia on the ballot. Ashley Jess and Zoe did and Jake didn’t. Maybe the waiting list will move quickly but it won’t happen for me as I’m over 10,000th on the list. It didn’t move at all when I applied late last year.
No worries about this one. Probably the bodies way of saying ease back a little. Yeah I really feel we need to drop it back this Sunday otherwise we’ll have done 3 Sunday’s in a row and MP and pretty big distance which is just too much in truth. You’d kick yourself if you got injured now. Lindsey’s not around Sunday, so not sure if their will be a HR Sunday run yet, but I would advise definitely dropping it back to 9 min milling and give the legs (and lungs) a breather.

FRIDAY

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Rest Day

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“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”

SATURDAY

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21pts | 30 Mins Tempo (M)

21 POINTS

Should feel relatively comfortable this, but always good to get some extra miles in at goal pace.

21 Points
Did my warmup as the first part of this then ran parkrun in 22:30 which felt very easy. A bit quicker in the final 200m but easy and relaxed talking to Kev Blowers all the way.
Nice when 22:30 feels easy!!! I might need you to pace me to that sort of time soon šŸ¤¦ā€ā™‚ļøšŸ˜‚

SUNDAY

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45pts | 150 Mins Run

45 POINTS

150 Mins @ Easy Pace (RPE: 3)

All about time on feet. Don’t focus on pace. Instead keep that effort level down and concentrate on good running economy. Fuelling and hydration key too.

45 Points
Very good run. An easy first 13 miles with Neil and Kev, then four more slightly quicker but still comfortable. Ran about 800m with Sam doing his marathon pace and was glad I’d had an easy run. Probably won’t get to Galley Hill in time on Tuesday so will do that hill session on my own closer to home.
That’s nice you three were all able to run together. I’ve tweaked Tuesday as I think the half/marathon session is better suited to your training right now than the hill session.

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