**One change for the runners on Saturday, we are going to meet in the parking lot at 41st and Riverside at 9:00am. We are running a 6.5 mile loop twice, but anyone can still join us even if you only want to run the loop once or just a couple of miles. Its going to be cold so dress appropriately(layers). This would also be a good time to practice your nutrtion intake for race day, so bring what you think you might need(gel packs or chews, gatorade, bars, etc) to get you through the Marathon. If you have any questions give me a call.**
For time:
21 Hip-Back Extensions
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12 Hip-Back Extensions
Run 400 meters
9 Hip-Back Extensions
Run 400 meters
6 Hip-Back Extensions
Run 400 meters
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Run 400 meters
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This is another email/advice I got from Nuno of Crossfit Endurance, also click on the link and read about Darcy's experience.
Hey Brandon,
I ran the Rock N Roll marathon here in San Diego this year on mostly CF workouts only and pretty consistent with a weekly interval based CFE wod - looking back at my training i wish i would have done more of the CFE tempo/time trial workouts in addition to the interval based workouts.
Typical endurance training programs for marathons do not include strength training and it will beat up your body and increase your chances of injury. Having CF as your foundation will make you stronger and help you recover quicker - this will be the baseline for what you will need to complete the marathon.
Did you read about Darcy's experience?
My advise would be to continue to do CF 4-6 x week and 2-3 CFE weekly wod's, one or two that are interval based and 1 tempo or time trial - alternated this on a weekly basis
hope this helps, let me know if you have any additional questions
Nuno