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And my long run less than 30km.
Over the next couple of months I plan to add on some more structured workouts, e.g 20km with 5 warm up, 10 at marathon pace, 5 warm down and a longer long run (2+ hours).

If your shoes have already been well used, get yourself some new ones, your legs will thank you.

Posted By: 51eve on January 25th 2024 at 20:53:02

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Running wrathers please! (NCFC) - Curnster, Jan 25, 20:26:29
- I once ran the London Marathon (NCFC) - Fenwood Lad, Jan 25, 23:18:08
- 3-4 months training following a decent programme and you will be fine (NCFC) - Jim, Jan 25, 21:47:40
  - Oh and work out your comfortable pace a stick to it (NCFC) - Jim, Jan 25, 21:50:34
- I’ve run double marathons without preparation and with a broken ankle (NCFC) - Jumbo1, Jan 25, 21:20:31
- I'm doing London this year too (NCFC) - 51eve, Jan 25, 20:50:57
  - .... (NCFC) - 51eve, Jan 25, 20:53:02
    - Mis-read your post, thought you said London 2024 (NCFC) - 51eve, Jan 25, 21:22:27
- Well done you’ve got loads of time … (NCFC) - loz, Jan 25, 20:39:50
  - My Garry has a lovely gait that I analysed (n/m) (NCFC) - Jumbo1, Jan 25, 21:29:01
- I've run some marathons back in the day (NCFC) - Old Man, Jan 25, 20:37:05
  - 👍 (n/m) (NCFC) - Jumbo1, Jan 26, 09:08:02
  - top post (NCFC) - Tombs, Jan 25, 21:07:03
  - This is great advice. (n/m) (NCFC) - 51eve, Jan 25, 20:54:48
  - Oh for long runs (NCFC) - Old Man, Jan 25, 20:40:12
    - Finally (NCFC) - Old Man, Jan 25, 20:42:08
      - Vaseline between toes is a must as well … (NCFC) - loz, Jan 25, 20:45:13

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