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Your running: 45 km/week · 22 km longest · 5 days · mixed terrain · some experience

Running time estimated from distance; add completed time for a better starting point · completed-week date unknown. Running time excludes strength.

Suggest starting information from my imported runs

Read your last six complete calendar weeks. Choose a representative week and confirm that all its runs were imported. This suggests completed time, distance and known climbing/descending; it cannot infer recovery, exercise familiarity or future availability.

0 of 1 races fit the calendar for a draft build. Preparation still needs confirming. Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon is the one to look at.

Oct 26 NovDec
off-season basebuildingtaperracerecovery
Not building
50%
Longest build
4 wk
Racing descent
—
Off-season
4 wk

Draft. At least one race date is not confirmed with the organiser yet. The plan re-anchors when it is.

Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon

Not doable

· 21 km · 1.4–1.9 h on your feet · 1 wk easy running after

Course, cutoffs and race-day guide

Starting evidence incomplete

Enough calendar weeks can support a draft. They do not establish that the course, finish cutoff or performance goal is achievable.

Course demands and preparation still to confirm

Course: 21.098 km; climbing unknown; descending unknown. Finish cutoff unknown here; check the current official race guide. No finish-time margin has been established.

Reported completed running: time unknown; longest outing time unknown with date unknown. Week ending unknown; weekly climbing unknown, descending unknown. These are starting evidence, not completed future training.

A finish goal needs course preparation and cutoff margin. A performance goal additionally needs demonstrated current fitness; this season does not infer it from planned volume.

Before relying on this block, confirm a recent dated completed week; completed running and longest-outing time with its date; complete climbing and descending course facts; recent climbing, descending and downhill familiarity; current official cutoff information. If preparation or available time falls short, choose a shorter course or later goal.

Only 6 weeks before it, where your build needs 9 (the generic figure is 12).

What would change this: if you have raced this distance before, say so under “your running” — an experienced runner needs a shorter build than the generic one; or a higher current weekly volume shortens the build this race needs; or a shorter distance at the same event, or a later edition.

The 12 weeks before it — a full build Not enough
4 wk building for this race
9 wk is a full build for you (shorter than the generic 12 weeks because you run 45 km a week, far above the 18 km this distance assumes)
2 wk tapering, racing or recovering — building nothing

Your training

12 weeks, starting this week
What do I do today?
Starting point and future weeks

Future weeks depend on training actually completed and normal recovery. Check your recent running and terrain exposure again when the next race block approaches.

  • Time may be inferred from distance. Future weeks are conditional; update completed running, terrain and recovery at block handovers.

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This week · Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon — base building 1 of 4

5h of running

  • Tue Easy run + strides 45m · Easy running with short, fast but relaxed strides; no straining.
  • Tue Strength (optional) 20m · Moderate: controlled reps, leave 3–4 in reserve
  • Wed Easy run 55m · Easy and conversational throughout.
  • Fri Easy run 50m · Easy and conversational throughout.
  • Sat Long run 1h 50m · Easy and conversational throughout.
  • Sun Recovery run or hike 40m · Very easy walking or jogging; choose rest when more useful.

Next week: Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon — base building 2 of 4 · 5h 20m

What you could change

In the order most runners prefer: keep the trip if you can, drop the race last.

  • change distance Take a shorter distance at the same event as Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon. It keeps the trip and the entry, and a shorter race costs less recovery while transferring nearly as much preparation.
  • move or replace Look for a similar race later in the window, so Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon's preparation has the weeks it needs. Find alternatives →
  • drop Leave Carrera Tecnocasa Vuela - Contra la Violencia de Género Half Marathon for next season.

Draft season: at least one race date is an estimate and has not been confirmed with the organiser. The plan re-anchors when it is. One coherent season: each demanding race gets its own build, taper and recovery; shorter races are placed inside a build. Recovery spacing and carry-over are reviewed product conventions calibrated against our reference plans, not physiological measurements. Planning guidance from course facts and your stated training — not medical or coaching advice. Recovery spacing, how much preparation carries over, and how many climbing weeks a course asks for are our own reviewed conventions — inspectable, and not measurements of your physiology.