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																		Intermediate 
																		Level: 
																		Week 15 
																		Mileage 
																		Chart 
																			
																				
																					
																						| Day 1 | Day 2 | Day 3 | Day 4 | Day 5 | Day 6 | Day 7 | Total 
																Miles |  
																						| 4 | M | Rest | 4 | E | 4 | M | Rest | 15 | L | 3 | E | 30 |  
                                
																	E - 
								Easy Pace; HD - Hard Pace; HL - 
								Hills; L - Long Slow Run; M - 
								Marathon Pace; T - Tempo |  
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																From now on your body will begin 
								to feel that you are not working it hard enough! 
								If you are nursing any injuries however, you (and 
								especially your legs) will not have any problem with this 
								concept. Just remember to keep your mind focused 
								on the goal that you established so many weeks 
								ago and accept the lower workload, even though 
								it may be harder to do than you thought. |  
						elow are the 
																suggested 
																day-by-day training goals 
					for this week's training. 
																Don't worry if 
																you have to miss 
																a day, or make 
																adjustments. 
																This is an 18 
																week program and 
																you have plenty 
																of time to get 
																back on track.
							
								
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																Week 15 Daily 
																Training 
																Schedule 
                                  
                                
                                                				
																
																
																Day 1: 
																
																Four miles at 
																marathon pace to 
																start this week. 
																Hold back and 
																remember your 
																goal. Stretch 
																lightly.
 Day 2;
 This is a day of 
																rest. A nice 
																long walk in the 
																Park. Feel free 
																to plan strategy 
																based on 
																potential 
																environmental 
																conditions on 
																marathon day.
 
 Day 3:
 An easy paced 
																run of 4 miles 
																today. 
																Stretching is 
																always a good 
																plan.
 
 Day 4:
 Another run at 
																marathon pace, 
																only a 4 miler. 
																Seems to be a 
																familiar theme 
																here.
 
 Day 5:
 Another rest 
																day. Stretch, 
																have a nice 
																carbo loading 
																meal and get to 
																sleep early.
 
 Day 6:
 This long run is 
																much shorter 
																than last week 
																at 15 miles. 
																Maybe some help 
																from your 
																family/friends. 
																Please pace 
																yourself 
																carefully and 
																take water, 
																Gatorade, power 
																gels, etc.
 
 Day 7:
 The recovery run 
																today is 3 miles 
																at an easy pace. 
																Make sure that 
																it is easy and 
																do some 
																extensive light 
																stretching 
																after. Nice 30 
																mile week.
 
	
                                                
	
                                                
								
												
	
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																Marathon Program 
																Training Tips 
									
									
									Yogi Berra used to say about baseball “90% 
									of this game is half mental” - the same 
									applies to marathon training! Keep a 
									positive attitude.
									
									Don't push the pace at this point in your 
									training program. You are gradually winding 
									down as marathon day approaches. 
																
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