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Long-Term Marathon Recovery Tips

By |October 12th, 2011|Categories: Training tips|Tags: , , |

How you approach the weeks following your marathon can make a huge difference in your long term health as a runner and when you start training towards a new goal. • First week after race. No running. Hide the shoes, sleep in and enjoy some much-needed rest. It’s important for your long-term progression as a […]

Coach Jack Daniels: Determining Your Weekly Mileage

By |May 17th, 2011|Categories: Ask Dr. Jack Daniels, Training tips|Tags: , , |

Amby Burfoot asks Jack how to determine your weekly mileage and what a five-day a week running schedule of 40 miles per week should look like for someone training for a marathon. Coach Jack Daniels is a private coach for The Run SMART Project. To receive a handwritten schedule from Jack check out the Run […]

Jack Daniels On Integrating Hill Training Into Your Marathon Plan

By |March 29th, 2011|Categories: Ask Dr. Jack Daniels, Training Talk, Training tips|Tags: , , |

Question: I would like to know your recommendation for integrating hill training into a marathon plan. Dr. Jack Daniels: I like to think of hill training as another form of resistance training, and certainly resistance training can benefit a runner.  Resistance training could be hill running, or squats in the gym or circuit training, bounding, […]

How Do You Adjust Threshold Pace At Altitude?

By |March 3rd, 2011|Categories: Ask Dr. Jack Daniels, Training Talk|Tags: , , , , |

Question: I make adjustments to threshold pace for the duration of a tempo run. How should I adjust threshold pace at altitude? I coach runners at 5,200 feet. Dr. Jack Daniels: If using sea level race performances and associated VDOT values (or typical sea-level training speeds) while at altitude, you must adjust the paces.  At […]

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