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The sun was setting as I ran around The Cage, back through a herd of deer and past Moorside hotel to Whaley managing to get back before darkness fell.
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All in all a lovely spring evening run. How many people just sat and watched TV programmes they didn't really enjoy and won't remember while I was out in the magnificent Derbyshire countryside? If only they knew what they were missing.
2 comments:
Hi Mick,
sorry to bother you. You don't happen to have your training plan for the Jungfrau Marathon in electronic form? I am trying to put one together and would like to compare notes ;-)
Thanks in advance,
Umberto
Hi Umberto. No bother at all. I don't use formal training plans. I just make sure that I'm enjoying my running during the week and do a long (around 35 - 40km)hilly run at the weekend. I never run the same route twice.
I have found the best way to improve performance is to lose weight. It makes so much difference to lose a few kilogrammes. I have no idea if you have weight to lose but if you're like the rest of us (and not a Kenyan marathon runner) then there is always a few kilos to lose.
Also, on the day keep the fluids and energy topped up. I think I put on weight during the Jungfrau marathon because I ate and drank so much at the water/food stops. I also make sure that I a recovery drink or food (60% carb's + 40% protein) immediately after a long run
So, have you entered this year? I'm seriously thinking about the Davos K78 run in July.
Regards,
Mick
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