Free Shipping on Orders of 2 or More Items

Are You Training for a Half Marathon? We've Got the Training Schedule for YOU

June 11, 2014

The following is a training program designed for both beginner and experienced half-marathoners who are looking to prepare for their next race.

The half marathon is a friendly distance, but preparation is still important. A proper training schedule and nutrition regiment will help any athlete on race day.

To successfully complete a half marathon Running.Competitor.com recommends a 12-week training program that builds up the miles yet incorporates strength and interval workouts as well. Don't forget to work in regular rest and recovery days as well as a proper nutrition regiment. Athletes should replace essential nutrients and minerals to maintain high intensity while training and recover properly. 

 

View the Running.Competitor.com 1/2 Marathon Training Plan here

 

 EnduroPacks, Inc. offers the highest quality sports nutrition to aid in the recovery and performance of endurance athletes. After extensive research by its team of professional athletes and industry experts, EnduroPacks has identified the most effective products in the most efficient forms. Each pack contains a 30-day supply of four essential products, a Liquid Multivitamin, Concentrated Electrolyte Spray, Essential Amino Recovery Patch, and the L-Glutamine Recovery Complex. EnduroPacks products are GLUTEN-FREE, manufactured in the USA, contain no GMOs, and are 100% vegetarian. 




Also in Blog

Dropping Unnecessary Sugars In Your Sports Drink Is Easy
Dropping Unnecessary Sugars In Your Sports Drink Is Easy

November 28, 2022

We need to hydrate. But how can you hydrate and replace electrolytes without the harmful additives like sweeteners and artificial flavoring common in sports drinks that are harsh on your stomach?

Read More

How Sports Drinks Stack Up: Healthy Athletes Beware

November 28, 2022

Read More

Avoiding Dehydration and Hyponatremia

February 03, 2022

Find out how the body uses electrolytes and why adding electrolytes to your liquids when hydrating can help you avoid dehydration and a dangerous condition called hyponatremia.

Read More