ok but hard to help still - do you want to be faster im guessing so?
first you need to reflect on your health, are you healthy or is what you're doing now too much for you ie are you tired, get colds often, or injured often? if so you need to cut back the training and you will find you get better from doing that, simply because your body will be healthier.
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depends how you're training... if you're running to fast or slow your wasting your time.
So usually i have a week like this: 35 km - pace 5 min/km, 18 km - min/km 10 km - 4 min/km 5 km - 3:15 min/km, 2 km - 3 min/km, 2 days for relax
A long run of 22m.
One of 11m
Then a six a three and a two ?
Is that every week ?
As you're running 22m then you know you will get round a marathon but it doesn't look a very balanced plan to me.
Can't work out your pacing without a recent half to go on.
What time are you hoping for ?
ok but hard to help still - do you want to be faster im guessing so?
first you need to reflect on your health, are you healthy or is what you're doing now too much for you ie are you tired, get colds often, or injured often? if so you need to cut back the training and you will find you get better from doing that, simply because your body will be healthier.
I have usually got such plan of trainings:
Mo: rest
Tu: (4 km pace 4:50)+(5x800m pace 3:15, jogging between 2,5min)+(3 km pace 5:00) or (4 km pace 4:50)+(6km pace 3:35)+(3 km pace 5:00)
We: 10 km (pace 5:00)
Th: 15 km (pace 4:30)
Fr: rest
Sa: (4 km pace 4:50)+(8x200m pace 2:35, jogging between 250m)+(3 km pace 5:00) or (4 km pace 4:50)+(10x100m for 15 sec every 100, jogging while pulse