more this, less that...a lot of good advice, but no solution..
you can do it!!
go for a personal coach with an approach for age-group runners with a life...!
regeneration and taper is essential. and the plan must suit you and your life. need help? just get in contact. cheers
Lots of good advice in this thread..... I wouldn't overthink it. It was too warm at Berlin 2022 for most of us to run our best. I sweated buckets and started suffering minor cramps in the last mile. Someone mentioned the lack of electrolytes on the course and I believe this was another important factor. I'm not saying conditions were BAD, just far from ideal esp if you're someone who tends to sweat a lot. If you feel good 2 weeks from now, I'd give that 2nd marathon a shot. I had good results with a 4 week turn around a few years ago. If you ran way slower than your marathon pace on the 2nd half, Berlin was just a really just a extra long long run for you.
FWIW. I'm male, age 55, I used the Pfitz 18 week/70-85 mile plan and ran 3:04 at Berlin.
Last word on this for now: I have decided to race Valencia in December. I will follow Fitz’s 10 week multiple-marathoning plan to the letter and see what happens on the day. My only goal will be to enjoy it and run on feel. I will report back.
Thanks again for the insight and wisdom.
And if you would s ck again in Valencia, take my advice and do more easy miles and less workouts.
Charlesvdw wrote:
And if you would s ck again in Valencia, take my advice and do more easy miles and less workouts.
Advice taken, Charles 👍
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