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We’re over half way through Janathon, hurrah! I ran early this morning, as I had to attend a party thrown by my wife’s family, postponed from before Christmas. The programme required me to enter a 10K race, but there aren’t that many about in Seaford in January. Instead, I did a pretend 10k, with a mile warm-up and cool-down tacked on either end, making a decent 8.5 miles in total. Once more it was a tour of the outskirts of Seaford, in a fierce wind. At no point did I touch anything like race speed, but I think it was worthwhile.

This marks the end of the fourth week of marathon training, something of a milestone, in that my sixteen-week training programme can be thought of as four four-week chunks.

Time: 1:31:29
Distance: 8.52
Pace: 10:42

Total mileage this week:ย 28.77
Twelve weeks till the Brighton marathon

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One response to “Janathon day 16”

  1. Running in wind is seriously hard work. Race pace is irrelevant.
    Congratulations on successfully completing the first four weeks of training

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