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

Your race has the preparation it needs.

Sep 26 NovDecJan 27Feb
off-season basebuildingtaperracerecovery
Not building
28%
Longest build
13 wk
Racing descent
0.1k m
Off-season
4 wk

Tata Mumbai Marathon

Works

· 42 km, +85 m · 3–4.2 h on your feet · 2 wk easy running after

2 m of climb per km — a flat course, run end to end.

Course, cutoffs and race-day guide

There is time for a full build before this one.

The 16 weeks before it — a full build Enough
13 wk building for this race
13.5 wk is a full build for you (shorter than the generic 16 weeks because you already run 45 km a week, well above the 25 km this distance assumes)
2 wk tapering, racing or recovering — building nothing

Your training

22 weeks, starting this week
What do I do today?

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This week · Tata Mumbai Marathon — base building 1 of 13

5h of running

  • Tue Easy run + strides 45m · Easy; strides fast but relaxed
  • Tue Strength (optional) 30m · Moderate: controlled reps, stop 1–2 short of failure
  • Wed Easy run 55m · Easy
  • Fri Easy run 50m · Easy
  • Sat Long run 1h 50m · Easy
  • Sun Recovery run or hike 40m · Very easy

Next week: Tata Mumbai Marathon — base building 2 of 13 · 5h 10m

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.