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Half marathon training - Héctor - 14-09-2011 Hi. I'm a little surprised how well I feel after the marathon. On sunday and monday was feeling very sore legs, but yesterday I did 10 min. of static bike and a 5k run, that seems to have taken away all the soreness. I know I have to be careful, but I was thinking of doing a duathlon ( 2k - 20k bike - 4k) scheduled for October 9th. maybe you can give me some advice. RGDS. Héctor Half marathon training - TheEd - 16-09-2011 definitely recommend giving the legs more recovery ![]() light technical cycling can be of no harm to you now enjoy TheEd ps.. the Duathlon sounds like fun if you have no expectations Half marathon training - Héctor - 16-09-2011 I'll see what I can do. I think I'm a pretty decent cyclist, I practiced a lot when I was younger (didn't compete), still keeping the leg speed. We are entering spring now, so cycling is very enjoyable. Cheers, Héctor Half marathon training - Héctor - 04-10-2011 Hi TheEd. I've been doing very little running because my right ankle kept bothering me (I think I wasn't that ready for a marathon...). I did run a couple of times a week, around 50 minutes and some biking, but discarded running the duathlon I mentioned before. I'm planning to run at least 2 10 k races on november 5 and 19, so I'd like to ask you what would you suggest me to do from now on? Rgds. Héctor Half marathon training - TheEd - 05-10-2011 how is the ankle doing? the marathon is a tough distance, I am not a fan of the damage it can do and you can prepare as much as you like and on the day it either goes well or it doesn't. Experience can play a better part in the event consider doing a 2 week build-up which we move round to benefit you then after that we do a 4k time-trial to assess where you are and then move onto a 10k program accordingly Cheers TheEd Half marathon training - Héctor - 05-10-2011 Now the ankle seems to be ok. Shall I do the first or the last 2 weeks of the build-up? Half marathon training - TheEd - 06-10-2011 if everything works out well then do the first 2 weeks of the build-up and then see how things are going enjoy and good luck TheEd Half marathon training - Héctor - 06-10-2011 Ok. Yesterday night did 1hr run. details: http://connect.garmin.com/splits/119429604. I have a question, do you think it is necessary to keep any specific cadence when running easy? I normally have a 85 to 87 cadence while running easy, that goes over 90 when I do speedwork. Half marathon training - Héctor - 08-10-2011 I may do a 10k race instead of 4k time trial, do you think I should change any of the build up sessions? Half marathon training - TheEd - 08-10-2011 not necessary to change anything TheEd |