The "M-pace" is a key concept in Daniels' Running Formula.
While M-pace is essentially marathon pace, many questions arise when trying to incorporate it into training, such as:
"Should I run at the pace of my target time?"
"How many kilometers should I run?"
"How does it differ from E-pace and T-pace?"
This video explains the purpose, setting, distance, and time guidelines for M-pace runs, based on Daniels' concept, and provides concrete examples of how to incorporate it into your training.
I personally rarely run 20-25km at M-pace in one go; instead, I split my training around M-pace into daytime and evening sessions.
I also explain why I use this method and how I combine it with long runs at E-pace and faster training.
This video is a must-watch for anyone looking to improve their marathon time or those already using Daniels' training method.
The "M-pace" is a key concept in Daniels' Running Formula.
While M-pace is essentially marathon pace, many questions arise when trying to incorporate it into training, such as:
"Should I run at the pace of my target time?"
"How many kilometers should I run?"
"How does it differ from E-pace and T-pace?"
This video explains the purpose, setting, distance, and time guidelines for M-pace runs, based on Daniels' concept, and provides concrete examples of how to incorporate it into your training.
I personally rarely run 20-25km at M-pace in one go; instead, I split my training around M-pace into daytime and evening sessions.
I also explain why I use this method and how I combine it with long runs at E-pace and faster training.
This video is a must-watch for anyone looking to improve their marathon time or those already using Daniels' training method.
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