So in-season I probably ran about 35mpw. I just took 2 and a half weeks off and ran a 5k last sunday. Ran it in 19:29, pr is 18:47. Pretty happy considering my pr was from the fall and I hadn't run in two weeks and I had a crappy outdoor season due to the flu and a concussion. Anyway,
My week since last Sunday's 5k went like this..
Monday: nothing
Tuesday: 1.77 miles @8:30
Wednesday: nothing
Thursday: nothing
Friday: 6 miles @7:48
Saturday: nothing
Sunday: 10 miles on eliptical
The upcoming weeks I have planned:
Monday: 6 miles
Tuesday: 8 miles
Wednesday: 6 miles
Thursday: none
Friday: 7 miles
Saturday: 5 miles
Sunday: 8 miles
Total: 40 miles
Week 4
6/26
Monday: 6 miles
Tuesday: 5 miles
Wednesday: 6 miles
Thursday: 4 miles
Friday: 7 miles
Saturday: 3 miles in morning
3 miles in afternoon
Sunday: 11 miles
2 mile cooldown
Total: 45 miles
Now I've never really ran more than 45mpw, so I feel like going to 40 mpw may be too quick of a start, however I'm going to do this 40mile and 45 mule week at whatever pace I want and just use this as base training. Is this okay? I know I should follow this 10% rule, but if I do that I won't get up to the mileage I want. For the month of July I have about 60mpw planned. The week after the 45 mile week I have planned 58 miles. I know this is probably too much mileage too fast, but I don't want to keep running hardly any mileage and want to get up to 60 by the start of July.
I'm thinking I should just try these next two weeks and see how I feel, and if I'm feeling bad just adjust from there?
Read more:
http://www.letsrun.com/forum/flat_read.php?thread=7848081&page=4#ixzz4kQ3iJQpu
Part of this is from my other thread^^ but I wanted to create a seperate thread so I could get answers on what I should do for mileage.
My weeks look something like this as of now:
40, 45, 58 (first week back from vacation, some doubles), 60, 62, 51, 60, practice starts.