Half Marathon on 3 Days of Running - Intermediate to Advanced Runners - 16 Weeks - Sunday Race
Half Marathon on 3 Days of Running - Intermediate to Advanced Runners - 16 Weeks - Sunday Race
Length
16 Weeks
Plan Description
Designed for: Intermediate to Advanced Runners.
This plan will help take you through your half marathon training on only 3 days of running.
This is the plan for you if you're the type of runner that:
-Prefers including cross training in your plan
-Wants to run a 1/2 marathon with reduced mileage
-Needs to reduce the number of running days because of arthritis
Created by: Exercise Physiologist & Coach Joan Scrivanich who earned her Master’s Degree in Exercise Physiology from the Ivy League university Columbia University in New York City. Her coaching certifications include USA Triathlon Level 2 Endurance, USA Track & Field Level 2 Endurance, and NSCA Certified Strength & Conditioning Specialist. Joan has been an endurance athlete for over 30 years. She had the privilege of competing at a competitive division I college in both cross country and track and has experience training & racing for everything from the Mile to the Marathon and Sprint Triathlons to the 140.6 distance.
What's included:
- E-mail support is available to answer your questions regarding the plan.
- An Athlete Guide & description document explaining your upcoming workouts and training
- A Zone Chart explaining effort/zones/intensity levels for reference with the workouts.
- Monthly informational newsletter
You will get in all your key running workouts while supplementing your training with cross training to keep you balanced and in order to get to your half marathon fit, healthy, and ready to run your best. It includes strength training, days off, and active recovery days.
Before starting: This plan is designed for runners who may or may not have already tackled the half marathon distance already and want a solid finish under their belt.
You should be able to comfortably run for one hour before starting this plan. The weekly volume of the plan starts at 5:30 for the first week and peaks at 7:45. If you're not currently running the mileage prescribed in the workouts, you should start by gradually building up for a few weeks or months (depending on your starting point) before starting this plan.
Questions? Contact Coach Joan, she'd be happy to answer your question.
I look forward to helping you reach your potential.
Happy Running!
How it Works
Training Plan Sample Week
Stats
Average Weekly Breakdown
Workouts | Weekly Average | Longest Workout |
---|---|---|
Run
x3
|
03:38:00 | 02:15:00 |
Strength
x2
|
00:52:00 | 00:30:00 |
Walk
x2
|
00:56:00 | 00:30:00 |
Day Off
x1
|
—— | —— |
X-Train
x1
|
00:58:00 | 01:00:00 |
Workouts Per Week | Weekly Average | Longest Workout | |
---|---|---|---|
|
03:38:00 | 02:15:00 | |
|
00:52:00 | 00:30:00 | |
|
00:56:00 | 00:30:00 | |
|
—— | —— | |
|
00:58:00 | 01:00:00 |
Training Load By Week
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