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> I have no desire to run "quickly" for such a distance Don't run it "quickly" then. I know a bunch of people who are normally in the 5:30-6:15 range for a ma
by zimpenfish 3y ago
> I have no desire to run "quickly" for such a distance
Don't run it "quickly" then. I know a bunch of people who are normally in the 5:30-6:15 range for a marathon (and several of them are well into the multi-100s of marathons run). If you have "6 hour" runs[1] near you, they're probably a good option for working up to / slowly doing a marathon.
[1] Run as many laps as you want in 6 hours. Handy for slow marathons because you know there'll be people around for at least 7 hours. Handy for bailing at a half / 10k / etc. since you can't DNF after you've done one lap.