Marathon Man Column

Jason Levy - Wednesday 10th 2010f March 2010

MILLET SPORT

There are now only seven weeks to go before the London Marathon. To follow the training plans below you should already be able to run / walk for around 14 miles. I hope last weeks training went well. There is still plenty of time left to get those miles in, so don't start panicking just yet. Good luck with your training.

Training plan for week commencing Sunday 14th March:

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**Beginner
• Sunday: Long slow run - 17 miles
• Mid week Session 1: 2 miles easy pace then 10 x hill reps with jog recoveries
• Mid week Session 2: Speed session (3 x 800m sprints with 30 sec recoveries)
• Mid week Session 3: Cross Train (Swim / Bike / Gym)

**Intermediate
• Sunday: Long slow run - 19 miles
• Mid week Session 1: 4 miles easy pace then 12 x hill reps with jog recoveries
• Mid week Session 2: Speed session (4 x 800m sprints with 60 sec recoveries)
• Mid week Session 3: Cross Train (Swim / Bike / Gym)

Marathon Tip of the Week - Stay Safe**
• Always tell someone the route you are running
• Always run facing towards traffic
• Always carry a mobile phone with you
• Wear reflective clothing when running in the dark
• If running to music, don't have your music on too loud. Use just one earphone so you can hear traffic / people around you
• Carry some money on you just in case you need it

If you're running another spring marathon (Paris or Brighton) the schedules can easily be adapted to suit your race. Just get in touch.

For fitness and training advice, 5k to marathon programmes, gym or one-to-one personal training contact me at: enquiries@love2run.co.uk. Or visit www.love2run.co.uk

This year I have swapped Tower Bridge for Brighton seafront and am taking part in the first ever Brighton Marathon. Follow my training on Twitter at: http://twitter.com/love2run_pt
www.justgiving.com/Jason-Levy-Brighton-Marathon

** Physical training based activities may not be suitable for everyone. Always consult with your doctor before beginning any exercise program or increasing your physical activity. Jason Levy and the jngroup exclude any liability for injury or loss arising from undertaking the activities in this programme.

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