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How to Train for a 200 Mile Ultra: Training Structure, Must-Do's, and Mistakes to Avoid

How to Train for a 200 Mile Ultra: Training Structure, Must-Do's, and Mistakes to Avoid

FromEveryday Ultra


How to Train for a 200 Mile Ultra: Training Structure, Must-Do's, and Mistakes to Avoid

FromEveryday Ultra

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Length:
123 minutes
Released:
May 26, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

What does it take to train for a 200+ mile ultra?

It can seem like a mystery. With little research and the distance still being niche, it can be tough to find good information about how to best train.

But fear not! In this episode, I share all the best practices and tips I learned from tons of athletes who trained for a 200+ mile race, as well as leaning on my experience from training for Cocodona 250, which ended up in me finishing the race within my goals.

In this episode, I'll share the training principles to follow for a 200 mile race, the things you must do, and how to structure your training so you are prepared to take on the distance.

Thank you so much for listening to the episode!

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Released:
May 26, 2024
Format:
Podcast episode

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Tips on how to be a better athlete, every day, directly from the world's best endurance athletes! Whether you participate in endurance races as a hobby, or you're a competitive ultra-endurance athlete, this podcast will help you achieve your goals when it comes to racing, training, and recovery. The show is hosted by Ultra-Endurance athlete, Joe Corcione, who has competed in Ultramarathons, Ultratriathlons, and Ironman races.