Missoula Marathon and Half Marathon Training Program 2009
Starts: March 7, 2009
Get ready for the 2009 Missoula Marathon or Half Marathon with Run Wild Missoula’s training program for anyone. You don’t have to be a semi-professional athlete, former track star, 5% body fat, or logging 30 miles a week to participate. All you have to be is someone who wants to complete the half or full Missoula Marathon on Sunday, July 12, 2009.
The course starts with distances as low as 2 miles, but how fast you run absolutely does not matter.
For beginners, there is even a run/walk option. Beginners who have not run a step as of the first day of class will be encouraged to set the Missoula Half Marathon as their goal. (Yes, you can do this. You have six hours to complete the Half Marathon course and you have 4 ½ months to train.)
The program begins conservatively but you’ll find the miles start adding up quickly, even if you’re a more advanced runner. By the end of this course you will be ready for race day.
With the Training Program participants receive:
- Coaching by Anders Brooker, Cross Country and Track Coach at Hellgate High School (2007 Men’s State Champions), Owner Runner’s Edge.
- Comprehensive Training Program
- Twice Weekly Group Runs
- Weekly Speakers
- Nutrition Plan
- “Missoula Marathon In Training” Shirt
- Great Group of People to Run With
First Day: Sunday, March 8
Location: Runner’s Edge, 325 No. Higgins Ave., Missoula
Time: 8 am
Wear: Your running gear and be ready to run
How to Register for the Class: online registration coming soon
Registration Fees:
Run Wild Missoula Members $45.00
Non-Run Wild Members $65.00
Want to be a Run Wild Missoula member? Of course you do. It’s $25.00 a year, so it’s practically free. Click to Download the form > RWM MEMBERSHIP or in person at Runner’s Edge.
Group Run Days: Wednesday & Sundays
Wednesdays and Sundays will be your group run days. All runs meet at Runner’s Edge. On Wednesdays, meet at 6 pm. On Sundays, meet at 8 am. This can change as the program progresses, but this is where we’ll start.
New: Marathon & Half Marathon Walking Training Program 2009
Run Wild Missoula brings you the:
Missoula Marathon & Half Marathon Walking Training Class sponsored by Community Medical Center.
More details coming.
What you get:
- Encouragement, coaching and practical suggestions by veteran marathon walkers, Bill and Barb Samsoe
- Comprehensive Training Program
- Twice Weekly Group Meetings
- Speakers on Various Training Topics
- Nutrition Plan
- Hat
- Fun People to Train With
Download the registration form for the walking class here or register online at ACTIVE.COM.
Alpine Physical Therapy - The Runner's Clinic
If you're training for the Missoula Marathon or Half Marathon, you might
start experiencing various aches and pains because of your increased
activity. Our Missoula Marathon sponsor, Alpine Physical Therapy, created
The Runner's Clinic specifically to meet the needs of those training for the
Missoula Marathon. Here is a link talking about The Runner's Clinic:
http://www.alpineptmissoula.com/programs/runnersclinic.html
GOOD FOOD STORE Seminar for the Missoula Marathon
You've got a training program in place for the Missoula Marathon or Half Marathon coming up Sunday, July 12th -- but now what do you eat and drink to fuel properly? Come to the free seminar at the Good Food Store Monday, April 13, at 7 pm. Gels, carbs, sports drinks, salt, protein, caffeine, water - where does it all fit into your training and race day? UofM Health & Human Performance Professor and Ironman athelete Brent Ruby will lay it all out for you. Log on to Missoulamarathon.org for more information.
| Date: | April 13, 2009 |
| Time: | 7 pm |
| Location: | Good Food Store |
| Speakers: | Health & Human Performance Professor, Brent Ruby |
| Cost: | FREE! |
Links to other Marathon and Half-Marathon Training Programs:
Beginner Marathon Training
www.bostonmarathon.org/BostonMarathon/MarathonTraining.asp?training=rookieprogram
www.jeffgalloway.com/training/marathon.html
Intermediate Training
www.halhigdon.com/marathon/Mar00intermediate.htm
Advanced Training
www.halhigdon.com/marathon/advancedint.htm
www.bostonmarathon.org/BostonMarathon/MarathonTraining.asp?training=veteranprogram
General Links about Marathons
www.runnersworld.com
www.marathontraining.com
www.runningtimes.com
Come. Run. Stay. Play.
