Tasmen
Crazy Cat Lady
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If you were to run long runs of 7.5 miles on the 18th, 9 miles on the 25th, 10.5 miles on the 1st, and 12 miles on the 9th, you would be right on target for 13.1 miles come race day. While this may not be ideal, it's probably a better option than sticking with 6 miles and hoping it's good enough. In my experience, at least part of the benefit from the long runs is learning to push through when you're tired and being better prepared for the distance itself.
That was actually sort of my plan. I wasn't planning on saying 6 and done. My goal this coming weekend is to do about 7 miles and so on. I'm hoping the weather will cooperate.
I was mostly commiserating that so far the most I've topped out is 6 miles
