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Cross: For cross training, choose any activity other than running. You could do swimming, cycling, walking/hiking. Don't make the mistake of cross-training too vigorously. Cross-training days should be considered easy days that allow you to recover from the running you do the rest of the week
Strength: Mondays are the days following your long run on the weekends, so don't overdo it. Strength training could consist of push-ups, pull-ups, use of free weights or working out with various machines at a fitness center. Runners generally benefit if they combine light weights with a high number of repetitions, rather than using heavy weights
The above schedule and the information are based on the experience and referred from the following link: halhigdon halfmarathon schedule
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Race Day: July 25, 2010 @ San Francisco
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