Half marathon

[Andy6659]

Where do I find any informationn vbout this link for half marathon

[MissUnderstanding Administrator On a break Graduate]

I’m not sure I understand what you’re asking. Which link are you referring to?

[Andy6659 Graduate in reply to MissUnderstanding]

Well I saw somebody saudcthere is a forum or something for half marathon or full marathon

[MissUnderstanding Administrator On a break Graduate in reply to Andy6659]

I think this is what you’re looking for…

healthunlocked.com/marathon...

[Andy6659 Graduate in reply to MissUnderstanding]

Thanx u

[CBDB Graduate]

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[Cmoi Graduate]

Hi Andy6659 , MissUnderstanding has pointed you in the right direction for the Marathon forum.

While you're very welcome over there, I gather you graduated C25K just a fortnight ago, so I'd imagine you're still consolidating. Once that's done, you might like to take a look at the Bridge to 10k forum linked by CBDB to start your journey to longer distances. There's lots of advice and support there to get you to 10k, an essential step on the way to HM and beyond!

[nowster Graduate in reply to Cmoi]

Absolutely agree with this.

Whilst it's theoretically possible to go from 5km to 21.1km in about four months, I'd suggest taking longer about it. I took about a year as I had a few periods where I backed off to avoid injury.

And the next logical milestone after 5km is 10km.

Going towards even longer distances takes more careful, structured training.

[Instructor57 Graduate]

Great advice above !Please don't rush to the Injury couch

[MissUnderstanding Administrator On a break Graduate]

Just popping back to add my endorsement what to   Cmoi and   nowster have said.   Andy6659 had a thread about this a couple of weeks ago with a lot of advice about not pushing too far too fast, especially with knee issues. He decided against an April half marathon in favour of aiming for October but taking it slow and focussing on 10k first. I’m assuming that’s still the situation?

Thanks for sharing the full range links   CBDB . Not enough people are aware of the full range of what’s on offer here!

[Andy6659 Graduate in reply to MissUnderstanding]

I am still running and slowly working my way up.to rhe next step ad hopefully by October I will do my half marathon

[MissUnderstanding Administrator On a break Graduate in reply to Andy6659]

Great. Hopefully you’re consolidating now and going slowly and sensibly. Take it one step at a time. There’s no rush.

[Week7 Graduate]

Hi, I see you have been given all the information about the forums.I would just like to add that if you like lots of running chitchat I would definitely look at the Bridge to 10k -Always lots of entertaining posts to read.