Brooks Athlete Amy Hastings Shares Her Marathon Training Workout

23 thoughts on “Brooks Athlete Amy Hastings Shares Her Marathon Training Workout

  1. I’m clueless about this subject – why don’t athletes train for a marathon
    simply by running 26 miles?

  2. Sorry everyone but I’m a beginner here. I didn’t understand what she was
    talking about 5m MILE 278 rest & 78 pace? Can someone explain that??
    Please!

  3. To me, amateur runner (Marathon 3:05h ), these kind of intervalls (4 or 5
    times 2k or 1.5M in a slightly higher pace than marathon-pace) seems to be
    an apropriate and efficient component of a marathon training plan. Of
    course, in addition to several long runs (>30k).

  4. Hey Jasper! It means her workout was to run 1.5 miles five times. 78 pace
    means her goal was to run each lap in 78 seconds, or 1 minute 18 seconds.
    2:30 rest just means she took 2 minutes 30 seconds break between each
    interval.

  5. Wow that is a killer workout!! I may need to incorporate that in to my next
    marathon cycle.

  6. Can someone clarify this workout for me? I’m not too big on running so i’m
    not sure what she means by “5×1.5mile, 230 rests 78 pace” in the beginning

  7. How does that pace compare to her 5k or marathon pace? Excited (but, you
    know, scared) to try this workout!

  8. Super track workout!! I may have to add this to my repertoire. Not as fast
    as Amy though. .. 🙂

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