Ran the Berlin Marathon? Win or Learn
Ran the Berlin Marathon on Sunday? The clock already gave you a verdict: 2:59 a win, 3:01 a fail. The best runners don't see it that way. It's win or learn, and it's always learn. The courage to line ...
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The Grey Zone Is Why You've Stopped Getting Faster
You have been running consistently for years and your marathon time has not moved. That is almost never your ceiling — it is a purpose problem. Every run has quietly become the same run: a little to...
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You're training too hard. 8 out of 10 Breaks 45 for 10K
Most runners chasing a sub-45 10K finish every interval session at ten out of ten. That is exactly why they stay stuck at 47, 49, 51 minutes. This is the eight-out-of-ten rule: nine kilometers of wor...
6 Elo 15min
Why 3 Minutes Can't Predict 3 Hours
Sub-3 marathon training is full of tests that promise to predict your finish time. The most famous of them never asks you to run for more than three minutes without stopping. Ten times 800 meters. Th...
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He Ran a 1:36 Half. Six Weeks Later: 2:57 Marathon
He ran a 1:36 half marathon. Six weeks later: a 2:57 marathon — double the distance, nearly forty seconds per mile faster. Every race calculator says that cannot happen. It predicted 3:22. Here is wh...
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He Took 21 Minutes Off His Half Marathon — No Taper
He took 21 minutes off his half marathon in one training block — no taper, tired legs. If your marathon is this autumn, you are exactly where he is: 13 weeks out. This is the method. This runner had ...
23 Heinä 8min
Racing Twice a Year Is a Mistake
Book a free 15-minute Personal Strategy Call: https://coaching.allin.run/v24 CHAPTERS 0:00 You Race Twice a Year and Expect Both to Go Perfectly 0:12 England vs Argentina — Composure Is Rehearsed 1:1...
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