i would love to help you but i only run from the nose now, sorry good luck hope its for a good day for you.
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2007-03-15 12:27:27
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answered by Steven E 3
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If you have never run a marathon before, it will be very difficult for you to train without help. I would recommend looking around your area for a marathon training group...most areas have them, where you train as a group...you'll have a professional that will set a training schedule for you and monitor to make sure you make the correct benchmarks.
I would also suggest getting one of those GPS runner's watches...you can keep track of exactly how far you are running on a daily basis...it will interface with your computer and give you some useful feedback.
2007-03-15 09:24:19
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answered by Robert N 4
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First, you should start running more - Like every other day for at least 30 min.
Type in marathon preparation in Yahoo or Google and you will get some schedules of how to increase your distance and stamina.
2007-03-15 09:23:54
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answered by Go Bears! 6
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Start off small, running about two miles a day. Slowly increase to 3 then 4 then five, etc. 'til you can handle about 20. Also, eat EXTREMELY HEALTHY and make sure to exercises every day if you don't have the time to run. Lastly, drink lots of water throughout the day. That should help. Good Luck!
2007-03-15 09:22:33
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answered by Tony B 2
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for the reason which you assert 'stay to tell the story' it, we ought to presume you're no longer looking very forward to this and you have on no account ridden this some distance till now. Spinning a century in an afternoon is not any small activity for even us very avid riders. the adaptation between a 20 and 40 mile experience isnt super for somebody who rides alot. the adaptation between an 80 and a hundred mile experience is huge. secure-eddie is the biggest. relax frequently and drink a number of of fluids and eat frequently. Powerbars or Clif bars are super. eat a stable pasta meal the day till now to get your glycogen shops finished. be effective to alter hand positions each and every jiffy and positioned on stable cycling gloves and shorts and a helmet. Get out of the saddle on downhill stretches to shop your **** and save the blood bypass on your legs. carry sunscreen if its going to be a sunny day; rain equipment there is an threat of rain. maximum necessary; make durn effective your motorcycle is as much as the activity. carry a spare tube and methods or experience with somebody who does.
2016-09-30 23:36:57
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answered by heusel 4
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well marathons are techinically 26.2 miles so your doing a 24 mile race unless your mistaken. but stretch often, and always before you go running. make sure you run a lot. eat healthy, lots of carbs. dont chug water while your running or in short breaks between runs
2007-03-15 09:25:14
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answered by 12345 2
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You r awesome!I would suggest not 2 start out not too fast so u can save ur energy througout the marathon!
GOOD LUCK!
2007-03-15 09:46:15
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answered by Anonymous
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I would really get your cardiovascular fitness up. Try jumping rope for half an hour to about an hour everyday. 10 minutes of jumping rope equals about 30 minutes of running.
2007-03-15 09:36:44
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answered by GetFit 1
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Oh my god how brave of you! I'm for smoking and eating personally and NEVER running.....i should train very hard, so it won't hurt too much on the day!
2007-03-15 09:18:23
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answered by doingitallforwrenches 3
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Train hard, don't miss a day, even if you feel like you can't be bothered as one day will lead to two and then it will be difficult to motivate yourself.
2007-03-15 09:28:59
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answered by Anonymous
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