SEVEN DAYS: That final pre-marathon week - ALL ABOUT RUNNING: Blogs and Beyond - Forum Home - TrainingPeaks Forums 3.0 The Seven Days The week before a marathon is critical to performance; the week after, to recovery For three, four or more months, you have focused your training on the marathon, that elusive 26 miles 385 yards of silliness that on a single day will define you as a hero. Now, it is time to plan for performance. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. 0. - 1. -2. -3. -4. -5. -6. -7. For even more information on how to recover from a marathon, check out my Marathon Recovery Programs, available for free on halhigdon.com and in an interactive version through TrainingPeaks.
Bib in a Zip Jon Gordon | Best Selling Author & Keynote Speaker A Holy Experience » Because all of Life flames with God Mental Tips for Marathon Running by Miles Updated October 17, 2014. Running a marathon requires mental strength as much as it does physical fitness. Each part of the marathon has its own mental challenges. Here are some tips on how to maintain your focus and win the mental battles throughout the marathon: First 10 Miles: Start out slow. Run your own marathon. Don't get too emotional. Miles 11-20: Break up the marathon. Stay mentally tough. Beat boredom. Miles 21-26.2: Think outside the body. Set small milestones. Talk to yourself. Also see: 26 Motivational Quotes to Get You Through Your Marathon 4 Ways to Be a More Resilient Runner 7 Ways to Deal With Marathon Anxiety
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Pon un cochinero en tu vida - La Bolsa del Corredor Seguro que muchas veces hemos oído o leído que el rodaje clave del corredor de fondo es la tirada larga. Quizás alguien te haya comentado que para mejorar hay que introducir calidad en tus entrenamientos en forma de series, fartlek, cuestas, etc. Todo esto está muy bien, pero te voy a contar cuál es en verdad el entrenamiento clave del corredor de fondo: el rodaje cochinero. Sí, el rodaje cochinero, ese trote amable propio de jogger de camiseta de algodón y chándal con llaves y monedas en los bolsillos. La única forma de mejorar como corredor es darle estrés al cuerpo. Dentro de las etapas evolutivas de un corredor, normalmente se empieza como jogger. En una segunda etapa, leemos en los blogs lo que hacen otros, hablamos con amigos y llegamos a la conclusión de que debemos introducir variaciones en nuestro entrenamiento. En una tercera etapa, nos proponemos correr una maratón, ya hemos corrido un par de Medias, y empezamos a seguir un plan. ¿Qué es lo que nos ocurre? Sosaku runner
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