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Sub 35 - jamieh - 28-03-2019
Understood and makes sense re: the faster stuff. Will keep in mind. I did a nice 4x5k at marathon HR (140 or less) with 3 mins jog between today. 3:48-3:50/k for the first 2 then drifted down to about 3:55 pace over the last 2. Still not too bad considering the weight. Legs still good.
Sub 35 - TheEd - 30-03-2019
Hopefully the long run goes well with no complications
TheEd
Sub 35 - TheEd - 11-04-2019
Hi Jamie, how things going with the prep?
TheEd
Sub 35 - TheEd - 24-04-2019
Hi Jamie, are you ready for the weekend race?
TheEd
Sub 35 - jamieh - 25-04-2019
[Deleted post - edited version below... slightly more positive after a good final session you will notice
]
Sub 35 - TheEd - 25-04-2019
No hassles Jamie,
as long as you enjoy the occasion on Sunday
have a stress free run
enjoy
TheEd
Sub 35 - jamieh - 25-04-2019
Hello there,
Apologies for the slow replies - crazy few weeks.
The long run on March 31 ended up being reduced to 24k (bad planning / time-keeping). I managed to do 31k the following weekend (Apr 7th) but got the flu the next day and took 4 days completely off.
Since then I've stuck to the plan but it's hard to say what realistic pace will be. For my marathon pace sessions to keep <140bpm I've been ranging from 3:47 - 3:55 pace.
Having said that, this morning I did a final session (3x1k marathon pace) in my race shoes and was holding 3:40-42 consistently at 135-139 bpm... so who knows!
It's been a strange build up off a 3 month off-season. I've averaged 65-70k/week since Feb so significantly less than before my 2:39 in Oct (100k+/wk) but I guess depending on sleep/conditions I'll be dancing around the 2:45 mark.
Come what may I shall stick to <140bpm until 21k, <150 until 31k.
I'll keep you posted!
Sub 35 - jamieh - 29-04-2019
2:48.
Conditions were good but ultimately I just didn't have the speed endurance. Stuck to the heart rate goals but unfortunately the pace slipped fairly consistently from 3:44 down to 4:00+ by 30k - not helped by a giant blister forming (new shoes... silly me) which meant I had to heel strike the last 10k!
All in all it's not a terrible starting point for the season given the 3 month break and low mileage build up. Feeling motivated to push on after some R&R this week and legs feeling decent (managed a 7k jog today).
Will revert with the summer race plan but will certainly be looking towards some 5/10k's and a half/full marathon in the Autumn.
Jamie
Sub 35 - TheEd - 07-05-2019
Hi Jamie, it aint too bad when a bad one is 2:48
try to get back on the 10k schedule cycle as it is easy to go up to the marathon from there
currently balancing wife's return to running and she runs every 2nd day
consider
TheEd
RE: Sub 35 - jamieh - 06-07-2019
(07-05-2019, 01:02 PM)TheEd Wrote: Hi Jamie, it aint too bad when a bad one is 2:48
try to get back on the 10k schedule cycle as it is easy to go up to the marathon from there
currently balancing wife's return to running and she runs every 2nd day
consider
TheEd