I have decided to run the marathon for the first time this summer. I started running like 2 years ago. I have run half-marathon in November, with a time of 1:41. I normally practice twice a week, running around 12km, which takes me from 00:54 upto 1:05 depending on my mood. I wanted to know if the training I am pursuing is good enough or do I have to start covering more kms per week?
I have decided to run the marathon for the first time this summer. I started running like 2 years ago. I have run half-marathon in November, with a time of 1:41. I normally practice twice a week, running around 12km, which takes me from 00:54 upto 1:05 depending on my mood. I wanted to know if the training I am pursuing is good enough or do I have to start covering more kms per week?
Assuming you're not joking, you should be doing quite a bit more than that. Take a look at some marathon training programs on the web. Most of them will peak at no less than 40 miles (64km) in a week.
Hard to tell -- sometimes, parodies can find themselves outdone by the real thing.
Ok, I apologize, you're right. Mankinds stupidity knows no bounds. A good example is a conversation I had with my daughter after she told me her BF and her idolize Jim Morrisn. I said that she should find a better role model than a drunken, drug addict. Like maybe the President of the Uni...um <insert profound thoughts here> maybe 'ol Jim ain't such a bad guy afterall. She won that round. My point? We elected a chimp, the majority of the USA are idiots. You maybe right.