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Below are some selected ultramarathon training plans. I have not used any of these plans, but I have selected them on the basis of having a reasonable level of detail and some credibility.  
 
Below are some selected ultramarathon training plans. I have not used any of these plans, but I have selected them on the basis of having a reasonable level of detail and some credibility.  
 
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!Plan!!Distance!!Max Long Run!!Back To Back!!Peek Weekly !!Length (weeks)!!Days/week!!Level of detail!!Notes
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!Plan!!Distance!!Max Long Run!!Back To Back!!Peek Weekly !!Length (weeks)!!Days/Week!!Speedwork!!Time/Distance!!Level Of Detail!!Notes
 
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|[http://www.trailrunevents.com/ul/schedule-100m.asp Ultraladies 100 Mile Plan]
 
|[http://www.trailrunevents.com/ul/schedule-100m.asp Ultraladies 100 Mile Plan]
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|26
 
|26
 
|5
 
|5
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|No
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|Distance
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs  
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs  
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
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|
 
|5 + 1 day speed walking
 
|5 + 1 day speed walking
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|Suggested
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|N/A
 
|Rough guide to each day of the week, but no weekly or daily details
 
|Rough guide to each day of the week, but no weekly or daily details
 
|Written for the Umstead 100, but some useful advice for other races.  
 
|Written for the Umstead 100, but some useful advice for other races.  
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|24
 
|24
 
|3-4
 
|3-4
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|No
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|Distance
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
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|16
 
|16
 
|6
 
|6
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|Intervals + MP
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|Mixed
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Specifies each run, with some indication pace, but no other advice.
 
|Specifies each run, with some indication pace, but no other advice.
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|28 miles
 
|28 miles
 
|28 + 12 miles
 
|28 + 12 miles
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|62 miles
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|20
 
|5
 
|5
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|No
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|Distance
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
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|16
 
|16
 
|5
 
|5
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|Intervals + MP
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|Mixed
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Some indication paces
 
|Some indication paces
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|16
 
|16
 
|5-6
 
|5-6
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|No
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|Mixed
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Specifies each run, with some indication pace, but no other advice.
 
|Specifies each run, with some indication pace, but no other advice.
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|26 miles
 
|26 miles
 
|26 + 10 miles
 
|26 + 10 miles
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|56 miles
 
|20
 
|20
 
|5
 
|5
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|No
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|Distance
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|Detailed plan giving daily runs.
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
 
|No details on paces for training runs, just distance
 
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=Notes=
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* '''Back to back'''. Many ultramarathon training schedules use two long runs on consecutive days, and this is the longest of those back to back pairs.
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* '''Peek Weekly'''. This is the longest week, if specified.
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* '''Day/week'''. How many days does the plan intend you to run.
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* '''Speedwork'''. What, if any, faster running is included in the plan. MP = marathon paced runs.
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* '''Time/Distance'''. Does the plan specify the length of the run in terms of time or distance.
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* '''Level Of Detail'''. Some plans will give each days run, specifying distance and pace, where others may only give a broad outline.

Revision as of 06:35, 4 February 2013

Below are some selected ultramarathon training plans. I have not used any of these plans, but I have selected them on the basis of having a reasonable level of detail and some credibility.

Plan Distance Max Long Run Back To Back Peek Weekly Length (weeks) Days/Week Speedwork Time/Distance Level Of Detail Notes
Ultraladies 100 Mile Plan 100 Miles 30 miles 30+20 miles 75 miles 26 5 No Distance Detailed plan giving daily runs No details on paces for training runs, just distance
100.doc Umstead 100 Mile Plan (Word Document) 100 Miles 35-40 miles No 60-70 miles 5 + 1 day speed walking Suggested N/A Rough guide to each day of the week, but no weekly or daily details Written for the Umstead 100, but some useful advice for other races.
eRunningGuide.com 100 Mile Plan 100 Mile 30 miles 25 + 30 miles 73 miles 24 3-4 No Distance Detailed plan giving daily runs. No details on paces for training runs, just distance
Ultrarunning New Zealand 100Km Plan 100 Km 5 hours (45 Km/28 miles) 4 hours+5 hours 16 6 Intervals + MP Mixed Detailed plan giving daily runs. Specifies each run, with some indication pace, but no other advice.
Ultraladies 50 Mile Plan 50 Mile 28 miles 28 + 12 miles 62 miles 20 5 No Distance Detailed plan giving daily runs. No details on paces for training runs, just distance
Runner's World 50 Mile Plan 50 Mile 5 hours (27-29 miles) 4 hours + 5 hours 16 5 Intervals + MP Mixed Detailed plan giving daily runs. Some indication paces
Competitor Magazines First 50K Plan (pdf) 50 Km 26 miles 26 miles + 1 Hour 16 5-6 No Mixed Detailed plan giving daily runs. Specifies each run, with some indication pace, but no other advice.
Ultraladies 50K Plan 50 Km 26 miles 26 + 10 miles 56 miles 20 5 No Distance Detailed plan giving daily runs. No details on paces for training runs, just distance

Notes

  • Back to back. Many ultramarathon training schedules use two long runs on consecutive days, and this is the longest of those back to back pairs.
  • Peek Weekly. This is the longest week, if specified.
  • Day/week. How many days does the plan intend you to run.
  • Speedwork. What, if any, faster running is included in the plan. MP = marathon paced runs.
  • Time/Distance. Does the plan specify the length of the run in terms of time or distance.
  • Level Of Detail. Some plans will give each days run, specifying distance and pace, where others may only give a broad outline.