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Daniels Running Formula. The Definitive Wire.
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1 Feb
12:10am, 1 Feb 2021
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Kieren
Has anyone done the Gold plan or Jack Daniels' 5K training. I finish marathon training in March and am thinking about JD again for one of those two (both about 60mpw) |
1 Feb
8:50am, 1 Feb 2021
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GregP
~watches with interest~ |
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24 Feb
12:44am, 24 Feb 2021
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Kieren
Injury set me back 3 weeks, so slight delay on this. I will probably do 8 weeks of either, then switch to a half marathon plan for. a race I've booked |
24 Feb
11:28am, 24 Feb 2021
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GlennR
~carries on watching~ |
24 Feb
11:45am, 24 Feb 2021
13362 posts
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rf_fozzy
When finally uninjured again (hopefully at some point in the next decade), I'll go back to use Daniels Won't use a specific plan, but will stick to the basic principles |
24 Feb
11:50am, 24 Feb 2021
251 posts
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anthonyj89
I think in general, Jack Daniels sessions are too hard, particularly for experienced fast runners. His 2Q sessions for example you won't want to do something like 6M 1T 6M more than once every couple of weeks as their just too attritional. I do use some of his general principles though and modify as necessary. |
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24 Feb
11:54am, 24 Feb 2021
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rf_fozzy
Totally disagree with that - I think most training plans are too *easy* I don't like intervals at 5k pace like P&D. |
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24 Feb
11:56am, 24 Feb 2021
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rf_fozzy
I guess it depends on what type of runner you are - I definitely respond well to hard sessions and high mileage. |
24 Feb
11:58am, 24 Feb 2021
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Night-owl
I do love Daniels when I ran decent mileage I found it suited me more. Liked the variety of paces within one session |
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