Before diving into the specifics, it would be helpful to gather some key information about your current fitness level and running experience. Could you provide details such as: Your average weekly mileage and types of workouts you've been doing recently. Any recent races or time trials you've completed, along with their distances and times. Your short-term and long-term goals in terms of race distances, target times, and any specific races you're aiming for. Any history of injuries or areas you feel need special attention in your training. Once I have a better understanding of where you stand currently and where you want to go, we can sketch out a training plan. This could involve a breakdown of weekly workouts, incorporating various types of runs (long runs, speedwork, tempo runs), strength training, rest days, and strategies for tapering as the crucial race approaches.
Runner since 9-years-old. I not only run marathons but I implement travel and networking into my passion. I went from a 3:16 to 2:56 in 19 months. My goal is to complete a marathon in every state and many all over the world. With the Boston Marathon off of my World Major list, I plan to run the remaining World Majors over the next few years. I'm currently training for the Bank of America Chicago Marathon. As for my educational goal, I plan to travel to high altitude camps domestically and internationally to understand the effects of training and tapering to transition into a PhD program.
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