Tuesday, November 16, 2010

on to the next ...

Guess what started today?


Seven weeks of re-establishing my base.

12 weeks of marathon training.

National Marathon (and hopefully a new PR), here I come ...

40 comments:

  1. woohoo! I start marathon training next week for my first marathon - the VA beach shamrock run! I was way more excited about it after finishing the half in October... hopefully that excitement will come back!

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  2. Wow! Look at that organization! My plan is chicken scratch on a scrap piece of paper!

    Have fun! And you can get that PR!

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  3. This has changed from the last list which was on the fridge if I remember correctly....did you do this while it was raining...very colourful, that will help inspire thos goals.....goodluck

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  4. You've got that new PR T...just make sure you stay in a bubble the week before to avoid any viruses :)

    Yay!!!!! For marathon training!

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  5. Yay! I start training next week for the SAME marathon. It will be my FIRST!!!!! I am doing Hal Higdon's Novice 1. I am coming down from Boston to run it.

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  6. I definitely want to have a strong base in 2011. Love your color coded schedule!

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  7. yay marathon training!!!! i posted mine on my fridge last week :) having a plan makes all the difference in the world.

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  8. Fancy schmancy training schedule! On to another PR!

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  9. Sure you won't mind, but I may just go ahead and take notes from that training schedule. haha I'll certainly need to start one in a month or two.

    Best of luck!!

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  10. You don't waste any time, do you? :)

    Also - I keep forgetting to respond to you re: Racing Weight. I would LOVE to lend you the book... thing is, I got it for hubs for his Bday (okay so maybe it was mostly for me, hehehe) and he is a slooooowwww reader. If/when he ever finishes it, you are first on the loaner list!

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  11. Love your organization and colors!

    I wish my family allowed for race planning. I look forward to the day that can happen. Until then I'll live through your wonderful planning example!

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  12. Wahoo!! That plan looks awesome and so organized!! I see a PR in your future!

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  13. Great looking plan! Good luck. :)

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  14. YAY! I just started training for the National Marathon last week . . . it will be my first! I am so nervous!

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  15. There's nothing quite as attractive to this mathmetician as a color-coded spreadsheet! No, go get those miles and cross off those days!

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  16. Wow, that is impressive!

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  17. what a beautiful training schedule. all color-coded and whatnot! You're so organized and READY. awesome!

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  18. cool ;) i love color coding my training schedules too

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  19. awesome!!! A PR is def in your future! congrats on your 8k PR!! 3 min! wow!

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  20. The next marathon I train for, I will have a training plan that looks as cool as yours. I would be embarrassed to show you what the one I use now looks like!

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  21. Looks great Tonia! You will be great at the next marathon!

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  22. Woot!
    Trying to plan my first marathon but I think I need to put it off all the way until Sept/Oct since I'm starting from scratch :(

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  23. Excellent!

    Now to figure out the logistics of being at the finish line to cheer you in...

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  24. The training plan is Galactically awesome... I must say...

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  25. Good luck on the PR! I'm hoping to tackle my first 26.2 in 2011.

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  26. that is an excellent program! which race are you running?

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  27. The National Marathon is a fun one. It was my first ever thon back in '07. I think you'll enjoy...

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