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Training plan principles
  Mark Steinle explains why following a structured training plan will maximise the effectiveness of your training.  
     
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Mark Steinle has been the fastest British runner in the London Marathon since 2000, with a PB of 2:09.17. He made his Olympic marathon debut in Sydney and is a regular international on the roads having come from a strong cross-country background.
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  Following a training plan has a number of benefits such as:
  • increasing the likelihood of achieving your training goals
  • ensuring your training relates to your chosen race distance
  • helping identify areas of fitness to improve
  • reducing the chance of sustaining an injury
  • being motivational as you track your progress through the plan
  • ensuring optimal race preparation.
Read the full article to get a better understanding of how our training plans are structured and how we will help you get the most from your training.

Article length: 1,054 words (approx)
 
 
     
 
 
 
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