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12 Ιουν 2024 · This 12-week training schedule is perfect for a beginner runner and a first-time half-marathoner. To start this half-marathon training plan, you should have been running for at least two months and have a base mileage of about eight to 10 miles per week.
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20 Δεκ 2023 · Put any concerns aside, as our 12-week half marathon training plan for beginners will help you to build up to the 13.1-mile distance comfortably and confidently, so you can perform your...
7 Ιουν 2024 · Our 15-week half marathon training plan for beginners is intended for runners who can currently run 2 miles without stopping. If you’re not quite up to that distance, consider our Couch to Half Marathon Training Plan, which will begin with the run/walk method.
27 Σεπ 2023 · You can start with run/walk intervals – for example, start with a 5 min warm up walk and then do 1 min running / 3 min walking until you hit a mile. Over the 8 weeks, gradually work on increasing the intervals and distance until you’re comfortably running 1.5 miles straight. 🙂
The schedule will consist of 4 runs per week, 1 day of cross training, and two days of rest. The plan is designed to cover the required mileage and hours on your feet to get you ready for your half marathon!
This 12-week half marathon beginner training schedule is designed to help you run/walk to the finish line of a half marathon (13.1 miles). To start this plan (get a printable version here), you should have been run/walking for at least two months and should have a base mileage of about 8 to 10 miles per week. If you’re not quite ready for ...
Length: 12 Weeks / 3 months. Weekly Schedule: One to two comfortable mid-week runs, one tempo run (to increase speed), one long slow run each weekend (to gradually increase your mileage), one cross-training session, and one to two rest days.
