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My log: Training for a sub 3.30 marathon

TenaciousA

TenaciousA

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Mar 31, 2013
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MF pardon me for not reading back far enough-do you wear different kicks for each type of run?

How do you feel your arch, knees, hips, back, respond to changing shoes if so?
 
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The Veganator
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MF pardon me for not reading back far enough-do you wear different kicks for each type of run?

How do you feel your arch, knees, hips, back, respond to changing shoes if so?
No, I tend to just wear one type of shoe at a time. My running shoes needed to be replaced, I liked Brooks and I'm a neutral runner ~ these ones fitted my foot/gait profiling. The have a little bit more cushioning towards the front as I tend to land on the front of the feet (I have naturally taught myself to lean forwards by around 10 degrees when I run).

Having said that I do wear a different shoe for trail/offroad running, I have been using The North Face 'Hyasa' for the last couple of years and I have a couple of identical pairs that I rotate between.


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It's a great trail shoe and offers much better grip than previous brands I have used.
 
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Legs are feeling surprisingly fine after yesterdays effort. Just fueling up before I head out on my long run for this week, depending on how I feel will probably be somewhere between 20-30km.


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Just knocked up a nice little salad with some mixed salad greens, carrot, capsicum, kale and drizzled some mango & chili dressing over it
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SATURDAY 5th APRIL

RUN TYPE: SHORT & FAST
SHOES: BROOKS 'GHOST'
INTENSITY: 6/10

PRE-RUN CARDIAC STRESS TEST: 1%
POST-RUN (15mins) CARDIAC STRESS TEST: 8%

DIST: 6.42km
TIME: 29:46

CALORIES: 472 (951cal/hr)

AVE SPD: 12.93kph
AVE PCE: 4.38min/km
MAX SPD: 16.43kph
MAX PCE: 3.39min/km
 
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The Veganator
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SUNDAY 6th APRIL

RUN TYPE: RECOVERY
SHOES: BROOKS 'GHOST'
INTENSITY: 3/10

POST-RUN BW: 129.8lb

DIST: 13.25km
TIME: 1.07:50

CALORIES: 974 (861cal/hr)

AVE SPD: 11.72kph
AVE PCE: 5.07min/km
MAX SPD: 15.33kph
MAX PCE: 3.54min/km


WEEKS TOTAL: 41.7km

 
DrMehta

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It is all about pace, work on your conditioning but make sure you have a perfect pace and do not stray from it.
 
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It is all about pace, work on your conditioning but make sure you have a perfect pace and do not stray from it.
Definitely. One of the things I am trying to get better at is sticking to my planned pace. This week has been concentrating primarily on speed, but as my longer runs start to come back in I am counting on being able to run them at a consistent 5min/km pace, kilometre after kilometre.
 
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I'm also changing my diet slightly as well, I am going to be fasting for at least one day out of each week and see how that affects my training. I love the concept of it and the health benefits it brings, not to mention the energy I derive from intelligently fasting throughout the course of the day.


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Some things I am implementing from tomorrow:

** First thing every morning ~ cup of warm water, 1/2 squeezed lemon, aloe juice & apple cider vinegar. This will replace my morning coffee
** No breakfast
** Lunch will be based around a salad depending on hunger, energy requirements etc
** Juicing every day ~ carrot, apple, pomegranate, kale, goji and ginger will be the main ones for these next few weeks
** More snacks through the day, increased vegetable & fruit intake
** Final meal(s) before 7pm
** Bed by 10pm
 
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First day nearly done and feeling great. I had a carrot, apple, pomegranate, kale, goji and ginger juice about 12pm and that's carried me through until the late afternoon.

For dinner I'm just going to mix up a packet of quinoa rice I found at our local supermarket with a freshly made kale salad, avocado and a yellow & red lentil curry I made up yesterday. Hoping to get out for a quick run for an hour or so later on after the kids are in bed, that's if the rain doesn't get any heavier
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Just heading out for a morning run before work after having a few days off training.


Diet has been going well and I am feeling great as a result of juicing every day. Treated myself yesterday to a nice vege quaesadilla from a local restaurant that knows me well, they happily cater to all of my dietary requirements and look after me well. They know I like spicy foods so this time the chef made me up a hot salsa sauce with some jalapenos on the side ~ damn fine stuff
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Dec 23, 2012
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THURSDAY 10th APRIL

RUN TYPE: UNFORCED TEMPO
SHOES: BROOKS 'GHOST'
INTENSITY: 6/10

POST-RUN BW: 130.24lb

MP3:


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DIST: 11.83km
TIME: 56:17

CALORIES: 902 (961cal/hr)

AVE SPD: 12.61kph
AVE PCE: 4.45min/km
MAX SPD: 17.32kph
MAX PCE: 3.27min/km
 
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danielrh

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Nov 19, 2013
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Nice run. If you say that is a 6/10 on intensity you will definitely beat a 3:30 marathon.
 
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