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    three peaks training

    GOING UP TO DO A COUPLE OF HILL TOMORROW ANYONE ELSE UP THERE?

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    Re: three peaks training

    I'd be interested to hear anyone's outline training schedule for 3P, see if I have got it wrong. I am aiming for around 4:45 (5:05 last year, crippled by calf cramps and blisters):

    For long runs I am hoping to do the following:

    16/2 - 14 miles/2000' [done]
    25/2 - 16 miles/1200' or 2300' depending on whether on own or with FLM folk
    4/3 - sadly bin Noon Stone on 3rd and do 18 miles/2500'
    10/3 - nationals so only 7m
    18/3 - 20 miles/~2600'
    25/3 - 13.1 flat, fast half marathon
    1/4 - not sure - 20 ish

    Rest of April - taper and to what?

    During week run 4 or 5 times in total, replacing Tuesday speedwork with easier session if legs start aching in bed at night.
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    Re: three peaks training

    I think time on your feet matters, if you going to be running for 4 3/4 hours you need to be used for being out for something like that amount of time,

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    Re: three peaks training

    looks like your doing plenty john,im doing noonstone and pendle half ill do the miles during the week but i think its best to get your legs used to the terrain.

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    Re: three peaks training

    Personally, I'd get a couple more 20-milers in in April John and start easing off a fortnight before the race, but that may not suit everybody.

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    Re: three peaks training

    have you been up to the race route to train john or are you leaving it until the day? seams your at abouy my level and pace ,me and a pal ran whernside and inglebrough un about 3.30 on sunday (i was holding him up) will go up again before race and do siomething similar

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    Re: three peaks training

    Quote Originally Posted by owmeknee View Post
    have you been up to the race route to train john or are you leaving it until the day? seams your at abouy my level and pace ,me and a pal ran whernside and inglebrough un about 3.30 on sunday (i was holding him up) will go up again before race and do siomething similar
    where did you set off from? I assume you finished in horton, im thinking about going up to few times before race if i can, to get some decent training in. Id thought about doing part of the route, say 2 of the hills.

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    Re: three peaks training

    Quote Originally Posted by owmeknee View Post
    have you been up to the race route to train john or are you leaving it until the day? seams your at abouy my level and pace ,me and a pal ran whernside and inglebrough un about 3.30 on sunday (i was holding him up) will go up again before race and do siomething similar
    I would be interested in having a recce up there before the race (mrs permitting), from say the playing field, up P and W to Hill Inn in race gear and with sis gels every 6 miles as per the other thread. Or the full course omitting P. Easy pace.

    Anyone else up for this?
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    Three Peaks Training

    I am trying to pull a plan together:
    http://www.rochdaleharriers.co.uk/Re...007/3p2008.htm

    Any helpful comments/suggestions?
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    Re: Three Peaks Training

    what weekly mileage are people getting in in prep for april?

    was reading something on runners world abt FLM training and it was suggestting that you need abt 35-40 miles per week for a sub 3 hr marathon, i know its completely different terrain/race, but surely thats not enough for that type of distance.....or am i doing too many miles per week?

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