but most plans are 16 to 20-weeks. No matter your level of experience, you do need three to six months to be ready to run this distance. The race is a marathon, but so is the training! Sometimes ...

Want to run a marathon? We have training plans for every level of runner, whether this is your first marathon or if you’re ...

The good news: If you’ve done a half marathon, you understand that it requires solid training leading up to the race, including consistency, key runs, and plenty of fuel. “Take that same strategy and ...

This 18-week program is designed to prepare you to safely and successfully walk a marathon with a relative handful of long weekend training walks. The goal is to avoid having to spend every waking ...

If you really want to break six hours walking a marathon, the key will be speedy walking technique. But you don't have to dramatically alter your training ... following 22-week program makes ...

Below is a 3-month marathon training plan that will get you race-ready ... you’ll need to have a training base of about 20 ...

Don’t rush this, as you should be able to accomplish the first few weeks of your marathon training plan easily. If you cannot run 15 to 20 miles per week or spend at least 60 minutes on your ...

It's not that I thought running a marathon would be easy. But when Every Woman's Marathon approached me about participating ...

Over the last 17 weeks, I've been doing my best to follow a strict marathon training plan. It hasn't been easy. Trying to juggle training for your first marathon with a full-time job and a hectic ...