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Run/Walk Marathon Training by Marathon Mommies !. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 08 Jan 2009 2:50pm Hello ladies! I have run 2 marathons in the past (pre baby) and swore that I would never do another one. I am secretly getting the itch to do a third due to all of your... the whole time. I am questioning whether or not I can really complete another marathon. The fact that I have run marathons before honestly feels like an out of body experience and I Read on »

Run/Walk 5k Training by Thrill Fitness .. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 19 Feb 2009 5:10pm the advice of our local running expert Missy Kane. She has put together a training program for marathons and half marathons. Though this article is about 5K’s I do think you can... to interact with her on several occasions. More Than Running If you’ll notice on each training program there are walking intervals, resting periods, and what I really wanted to draw Read on »

Training Tips Thursday - Run/Walk by Vern Myers Posted Thu 04 Nov 2010 10:27am marathon training. When faced with running 16, 18, and 20 miles the first time, I took scheduled walk breaks. Here's how I did it. For example, when I first wanted to run 16 miles... I just thought I'd mention the run/walk method. It's a widely used training method, most popularized by Jeff Galloway. I don't use it regularly, but for certain specific Read on »

The Run/Walk Method: The Recipe For Marathon Disqualification by Peter Washkowitz Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:06pm end destination. If you recall, I discussed how the run/walk is a silly approach to use when training for a marathon given the fact that a marathon is meant to test your... wanted to say I’m sorry for anybody who is offended by the following. Some time ago, I wrote a post lamenting Jeff Galloway’s run/walk method as a training technique to tackle Read on »

The Run/Walk Method: The Recipe For Marathon Disqualification by Peter Washkowitz Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:06pm

1 Comment end destination. If you recall, I discussed how the run/walk is a silly approach to use when training for a marathon given the fact that a marathon is meant to test your... wanted to say I’m sorry for anybody who is offended by the following. Some time ago, I wrote a post lamenting Jeff Galloway’s run/walk method as a training technique to tackle Read on »

Running/walking interval training by lala362 Posted Sun 20 Sep 2009 12:00am towards the end of our workout this morning- which is why we did more walking than running- Brian always keeps me reigned in even when I would push myself past where I should. I am... That is how I am learning to run and really strengthening my cardio!! Sunday runs with Brian and sometimes one of his other clients- "D". Today we did 7.5 miles! BOTH Read on »

Run 2, Week 3 (BBOHR): Squeezing in a Run + Some Superfast Speed-Walking (!) to Catch the First Maui Marathon Finishers by Corey I. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 10:25am Run: Start Time:6:00 am Distance:7.54 mi Time:1:22:28 min Avg Pace: 10:55 min/mi Calories Burned: 785 Cool-down walk: Start Time:7:23 am Distance:0.31 mi Time:5:00 min... the shuttle (which we found out wasn't even in operation until well after 9 am) or walk to our destination, the finish line of Maui Marathon. Oops. My dad had left a message on my Read on »

Marathon Training Week 2: 13 mile progressive treadmill run. by Meggan F. Posted Sun 06 Feb 2011 11:32am wanted to get my 16 miles in. I did hit a major milestone, 13 miles was the longest treadmill run I have ever done to date. It went by so quickly that I really don't even feel like I did it. It was so easy. My fitness is really starting to improve. I felt great on this mornings run, 2 weeks ago I could barely walk after my half marathon. SO Maddy Read on »

2.6 Mile Walk + Run 1, Week 5 (BOHR): Now THAT'S More LIKE IT! by Corey I. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 18 Oct 2008 4:08pm Walked 2.6 miles around the man-made lake at approximately 4:45 pm today. I was originally planning on running here earlier in the day, but I snapped pictures.... Then of course, I had to wait a while before I could run, so I just walked around the lake while my food was digesting. I figured at the very least, I could get a head start Read on »

Marine Corps Marathon 2009 -- A Nice Run . . . A Long Walk by Jeff Patient Expert

Posted Wed 28 Oct 2009 11:02pm be running marathons together! It was great to see them. Time to head off to the hotel. As soon as I got into the hotel, I could feel the excitement in the air as there were dozens... route to the start line. Before the run, with one of my training partners, Renn. A good looking group! I'm in the back row, left of center. As soon as we hit the metro Read on »