Dear Sports Enthusiast,
Most runners and triathletes I know
would dearly love to try their hand at a marathon – if only just to say
that they’ve successfully competed at this iconic distance. But they’re
discouraged by the number of people they know who started training for
the event – only to quit before the race because of injury or
over-training.
Committing
to running a marathon is not a step to be taken lightly. But if you
know what you are doing in terms of training, nutrition, recovery and
all the rest of it, then there’s no reason why you shouldn’t complete
the training – and the actual race.
And do so in a highly respectable time as well.
That’s why I commissioned John Shepherd, a longstanding contributor to Peak Performance, to construct our brand new training course Marathon Training Programme: how to run a sub 4 hour marathon .
It takes you on a 6 month, week by week, day by day training regime.
Every day for the next 24 weeks you are given a specific training
session and goal to achieve. Look up any day in the programme and there
will be an instruction for you to get running, working out, swimming or
cycling, stretching or resting.
So it’s concise, authoritative – and, above all, practical.
What sets our training information apart from the rest? In a word: science. Or, more specifically, sports science. Because at Peak Performance we’ve
been publishing the very best sports science training tips and
techniques for years – via our web site and monthly newsletter, and in a
host of special reports and workbooks.
So you can be sure that every word of Marathon Training Programme: how to run a sub 4 hour marathon rests on a solid, proven scientific foundation.
And that you’ll get the definitive answers you need to such questions as:
- What’s the most common mistake runners make in the opening weeks of training for a marathon?
- How do you know if you’re running too fast a pace – even without a heart rate monitor?
- What are the six characteristics of a good, economical running style?
- Which stretching exercises should a runner do to keep injury at bay?
- How far should you run without needing to carry water?
- What can you tell from your 10k time about your marathon running prospects?
- How do you know if you’re running your longer sessions at the correct pace – not too fast, not too slow?
- What’s the easiest way to accurately determine your correct running threshold?
- What’s the right way to eat during a long run?
- Why do some people actually gain weight while training for a marathon – and how do you make sure you’re not one of them?
- What’s the key to avoiding injury in the final weeks of your marathon training?
- What all-important preparation should you do the day before the race?
- How do you know if your first-half marathon pace is right for you – so you don’t ‘hit the wall’ at 18 or 20 miles?
In short, Marathon Training Programme: how to run a sub 4 hour marathon is the definitive guide to marathoning success at your first attempt.
And because it’s available as an ebook, you can start putting the ideas it contains into practice within just 24 hours.
So
here’s my personal promise to you: follow the step-by-step programme we
give you and, at the end of 24 weeks you’ll be ready to compete in your
first marathon – and finish in a creditable 4 hours or less.
As
a member, you’re invited to order your copy of this brand new training
program TODAY at an exclusive, advance order, 42% discount price – but
for a LIMITED time only. (More details on how to get your copy below.)
Where else can you find such cutting-edge advice in one place – and all of it based on the very latest sports science research?
Here's what some of our recent Peak Performance customers have said about it:
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“Training advice from Peak Performance has
helped me to improve by using the correct exercises and strategies. I
have also learned to get the maximum training effect with less time
spent than in the past. A must for anyone wanting to keep abreast with
the latest knowledge on sports performance.”
Geoff Lienert, Distance Runner, New Zealand
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“I
like to know that I am getting information that the average person
doesn’t. This makes me feel like I’m one step ahead of my competition.”
Gary Barnes, Triathlete, Australia
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“Peak Performance
articles helped me focus my training and gave me great results. I had
hit a plateau, and thought I was through improving. Once I started
applying the information in the articles, I was able to improve my times
from 5ks on up to marathons.”
Philip Aucoin, Distance Runner, USA
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If
you’re really serious about competing – and finishing – a marathon in
the next 12 months, then it’s time to take advantage of the latest
thinking on distance running – and impress your family, friends and
workmates with your marathoning ability!
Get your copy of Marathon Training Programme: how to run a sub 4 hour marathon
TODAY, at our special, 42%-discount. What’s more, you’ve got 30 days
in the convenience of your own home or sports club to decide whether or
not you want to keep the program or return it for a full refund.
So make sure you order your copy TODAY.
Yours sincerely,
Jonathan Pye
Publisher: Peak Performance and Sports Injury Bulletin
Sports Publications International
As
reported
in the past, Chuck Wielgus has been battling cancer for the past several
months. He is now back in the headquarters office on a full-time
basis,
and it was great to have him back in attendance at the Board meeting.
His fight with cancer is not over, but he is now back to being fully
engaged and expects to continue at least through the end of his current
contract in 2016.
