Half Marathon Training Schedule

This is my training schedule for the Disney Princess Half Marathon I am running in March, 2010.  I have 27weeks to prepare.

Please note the following things about this schedule –

  • the small numbers are miles run, the large numbers are cross-training minutes
  • I am only scheduling 4 days a week, but hope to add 1-2 cross-training sessions a week
  • I will also be doing strength work and stretching
  1. 8.31-9.6 – 2/2/2/20
  2. 9.7-9.13 – 2/2/2/20
  3. 9.14-9.20 – 2/2/3/25
  4. 9.21-9.27 – 2/3/3/25
  5. 9.28-10.4 – 2/3/3/30
  6. 10.5-10.11 – 2/3/4/30
  7. 10.12-10.18 – 2/3/4/35
  8. 10.19-10.25 – 2/3/4/35
  9. 10.26-11.1 – 3/5/40/40
  10. 11.2-11.8 – 3/3/3/40
  11. 11.9-11.15 – 3/3/5/45
  12. 11.16-11.22 – 2/3/6/45
  13. 11.23-11.29 – 3/7/50/50
  14. 11.30-12.6 – 3/3/5/50
  15. 12.7-12.13 – 2/3/7/55
  16. 12.14-12.20 – 3/3/3/60
  17. 12.21-12.27 – 2/9/45/60
  18. 12.28-1.3 – 3/3/5/60
  19. 1.4-1.10 – 2/3/7/60
  20. 1.11-1.17 – 3/9/45/65
  21. 1.18-1.24 – 3/3/3/65
  22. 1.25-1.31 – 2/11/30/70
  23. 2.1-2.7 – 3/3/3/70
  24. 2.8-2.14 – 3/3/5/75
  25. 2.15-2.21 – 2/13/30/75
  26. 2.22-2.28 – 3/3/5/90
  27. 3.1-3.7 – 3/3/2/Half Marathon

 Current Stats

  • Height: 5feet4inches
  • Weight: 130lb (a new and yikes!-worthy discovery)
  • Stamina: 2miles in 20minutes leaves me wanting to die
  • Overall: I feel sluggish and stiff and ready for something in my life to change

I cobbled this training plan together using Google, fitness magazines, and advice from some of the greats (Meghann, Sarah, Caitlin).  If you see any room for correction, please let me know!

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