Video Q&A about Preparing to Run a Marathon

Mon, Sep 18, 2017
10:00am to 10:30am CT

Description

Dr. Michael Joyner, expert in human performance, Carrie Tollefson, Olympian, Athletics TV Commentator and Analyst, and Host of C Tolle Run, and host Tracy McCray, co-host of Mayo Clinic Radio, discuss how to prepare for running a marathon.

Learn more about:

  • How to tapper running before a marathon.
  • Fueling strategies for a race.
  • The most important thing to remember on race day.

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@roseee311

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Hello @roseee311,

I just embedded the video, you should be able to view it right here on the site once it starts.

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I have just been able to confidently run 10 miles while training and am competing in my first 5K this weekend. How on earth do I make the jump from running these moderate distances to marathon distances? Is there a training plan you recommend following? Or should I just keep running and gradually increase my training distances/ racing distances? I would love to be able to complete a marathon one day! Thanks

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@roseee311

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@roseee311, do you have any questions you would like to have addressed?

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@mountainoceangirl

I have just been able to confidently run 10 miles while training and am competing in my first 5K this weekend. How on earth do I make the jump from running these moderate distances to marathon distances? Is there a training plan you recommend following? Or should I just keep running and gradually increase my training distances/ racing distances? I would love to be able to complete a marathon one day! Thanks

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Hi, @mountainoceangirl. Thank you for your question! This question was answered during the Facebook Live at around the 13-minute mark.

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@mountainoceangirl

I have just been able to confidently run 10 miles while training and am competing in my first 5K this weekend. How on earth do I make the jump from running these moderate distances to marathon distances? Is there a training plan you recommend following? Or should I just keep running and gradually increase my training distances/ racing distances? I would love to be able to complete a marathon one day! Thanks

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Thanks so much for answering my question. This was an informative and inspiring discussion!

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