24-Hour Level II 24-Week Plan
The 24-week plans are intended for individuals who have not been consistently training recently with any structure. This plan works up to 11 hours 45 minutes of running volume for the peak week of training. Consider your previous and current training experience before choosing this option. If you have any questions about whether this plan is appropriate for your particular circumstances, please contact Zach.
About this plan:
This plan is a good fit for people who are either experienced runners or have completed an 80km (50 mile) - 100km race previously.
This plan includes strength training, dynamic movements, stretching/mobility recommendations, which depending on your availability and desire will add 1-2 hours of total training volume per week.
This plan is built on a five day per week training frequency.
This plan provides guidance on which workouts would ideally be performed on event specific terrain.
This plan is periodized. It focuses on workouts that are least specific to event day intensity first. As the plan progresses, primary workout intensities will become closer to event day intensities.
This plan includes: short intervals, long intervals, tempo runs, long runs, and back-to-back long runs.
This plan uses time and intensity as the metric to track workout duration and difficulty.
This plan includes detailed workout descriptions with multiple guides for determining workout intensity.
This plan encourages using the rate of perceived exertion (guide included) as a guide. It includes heart rate, and descriptive cues as well.
The 24-week plans are intended for individuals who have not been consistently training recently with any structure. This plan works up to 11 hours 45 minutes of running volume for the peak week of training. Consider your previous and current training experience before choosing this option. If you have any questions about whether this plan is appropriate for your particular circumstances, please contact Zach.
About this plan:
This plan is a good fit for people who are either experienced runners or have completed an 80km (50 mile) - 100km race previously.
This plan includes strength training, dynamic movements, stretching/mobility recommendations, which depending on your availability and desire will add 1-2 hours of total training volume per week.
This plan is built on a five day per week training frequency.
This plan provides guidance on which workouts would ideally be performed on event specific terrain.
This plan is periodized. It focuses on workouts that are least specific to event day intensity first. As the plan progresses, primary workout intensities will become closer to event day intensities.
This plan includes: short intervals, long intervals, tempo runs, long runs, and back-to-back long runs.
This plan uses time and intensity as the metric to track workout duration and difficulty.
This plan includes detailed workout descriptions with multiple guides for determining workout intensity.
This plan encourages using the rate of perceived exertion (guide included) as a guide. It includes heart rate, and descriptive cues as well.
The 24-week plans are intended for individuals who have not been consistently training recently with any structure. This plan works up to 11 hours 45 minutes of running volume for the peak week of training. Consider your previous and current training experience before choosing this option. If you have any questions about whether this plan is appropriate for your particular circumstances, please contact Zach.
About this plan:
This plan is a good fit for people who are either experienced runners or have completed an 80km (50 mile) - 100km race previously.
This plan includes strength training, dynamic movements, stretching/mobility recommendations, which depending on your availability and desire will add 1-2 hours of total training volume per week.
This plan is built on a five day per week training frequency.
This plan provides guidance on which workouts would ideally be performed on event specific terrain.
This plan is periodized. It focuses on workouts that are least specific to event day intensity first. As the plan progresses, primary workout intensities will become closer to event day intensities.
This plan includes: short intervals, long intervals, tempo runs, long runs, and back-to-back long runs.
This plan uses time and intensity as the metric to track workout duration and difficulty.
This plan includes detailed workout descriptions with multiple guides for determining workout intensity.
This plan encourages using the rate of perceived exertion (guide included) as a guide. It includes heart rate, and descriptive cues as well.
