TRAINING MENUS FOR DOWNLOAD
Here are some of the training menus I have used to prepare for various races. The MS-Word files can be downloaded by clicking on the links below. These are not my own original schedules but have been adapted (or merely converted from mileage) for my own use. All of the schedules are in metric.An extremely advanced
18-week marathon program based on the "more than 70 miles per week"
schedule in Pete Pfitzinger's Advanced Marathoning. The
program peaks at 149K / week, so make sure you have a solid base
before trying this program. I started this program on June 5, 2006,
to train for the Iheya Moonlight Marathon, which will be held on
October 7, 2006.
An advanced 12-week
marathon training program based on the schedules in Pete
Pfitzinger's Advanced Marathoning. In terms of difficulty,
this program is about half between Pfitzinger's "more than 70 miles
per week" schedule and the "up to 55 miles per week" schedule. I
used this program to train for the Okinawa Marathon, which I ran on
February 26, 2006.
A solid 18-week marathon
training program based on the "up to 55 miles per week" schedule in
Pete Pfitzinger's Advanced Marathoning. Highly recommended.
I used this program for my first marathon and was very happy with
the result.
An intermediate 12-week
marathon training program based on the "up to 55 miles per week"
schedule in Pete Pfitzinger's Advanced Marathoning.
A 13-week half marathon
training program for beginners, based on the Beginner Half Marathon
Program that can be found on the coolrunning.com web site. I liked
this program a lot and used it for the my first five half
marathons.
This is Hal Higdon's
12-week Spring Training Program for Intermediate Runners. This is a
great program to prepare you for an advanced marathon training
program.