Distance: Marathon
Target pace: 0:00
Available on: Free & Premium
Tempo
0:00 - 0:30
min/km
Long/Slow
0:00 - 0:45
min/km
Intervals
0:00 - 0:22
min/km
Our Sub Marathon training plan is over 16 weeks
You can decide if you want to do all 16 weeks or start at any point during the training plan, it's completely up to you.
Try our Sub Marathon plan.Congratulations on choosing your marathon plan. This plan is designed to help you be prepared to run that full distance.\n\nThe key to success here is mileage. The aim is to be standing on the startline, 42.2km ahead of you and not feel any stress about that at all. On that basis the priority for the next 16 weeks is to get those long runs in. As great as it would be to run religiously 4 times a week for 16 weeks, we all lead busy lives and it can't always be possible. Prioritise a few hours over the weekend to get out there and clock up the easy miles, along with a shorter easy run during the week. Supplement the long runs with the interval and tempo sessions. These will work on improving your VO2 max, and build strength in the legs, all with the aim of making race-day as comfortable as possible.
Ready to get started on your journey?
Week 4 -
Distance: 32.0 km -
Number of runs: 4
Monday
Rest
Tuesday
Tempo
Pace: Tempo
Wednesday
Rest
Thursday
Easy 8km
Pace: Easy
Friday
Rest
Saturday
Recovery 5km
Pace: Easy
Sunday
10km Race
Pace: Steady
Week 9 -
Distance: 48.8 km -
Number of runs: 4
Monday
Rest
Tuesday
Intervals
Pace: Tempo
Wednesday
Rest
Thursday
Easy 10km
Pace: Easy
Friday
Rest
Saturday
Recovery 5km
Pace: Easy
Sunday
Long Run 26km
Pace: Slow
Week 12 -
Distance: 51.0 km -
Number of runs: 4
Monday
Rest
Tuesday
Easy 6km
Pace: Easy
Wednesday
Rest
Thursday
Easy 8km
Pace: Easy
Friday
Rest
Saturday
Recovery 5km
Pace: Easy
Sunday
Long Run 32km
Pace: Slow
