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Hal Higdon Training Plans

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maT.T. May 2015 7:43pm, 13 May 2015 8300 posts	0 maT.T. Oh, and how is it going Chief?
Hills of Death (HOD) Nov 2016 11:35am, 3 Nov 2016 32846 posts	0 Hills of Death (HOD) Anyone else use these plans looks good ?
becca7 Nov 2016 11:45am, 3 Nov 2016 6945 posts	0 becca7 Nothing really to add to my comment on the previous page. They were great when I trained for my first few marathons. Well-structured and a good balance between getting ready and not getting injured. I got more experienced I moved on to Pfitzinger and Douglas.
StuHolmes Nov 2016 11:48am, 3 Nov 2016 1017 posts	0 StuHolmes I used them for a couple of half-marathons and then my first full. I think they are simpler than many others but pushed out the last couple of long runs to 22/23 miles and juggled it around a bit for a couple of races. Going to try P&D for Brighton next year.

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