Jersey Shore Half Marathon
Oct 4, 2026Aug 21 → Oct 4 7 weeks · 360 min peak
Load above. Weekend below.
Pick any week to open the full plan.
Weekly volume rises from 180 to 360 minutes, with Brielle Day Hill & Dale 10K Challenge inside a 330-minute week before the final taper.
Aug 21–Aug 23
180 min · Foundation · 6 weeks to go
The plan begins Friday: easy running, a small X-factor, then aerobic duration.
Aug 21–Aug 23
180 min · Foundation · 6 weeks to go
The plan begins Friday: easy running, a small X-factor, then aerobic duration.
Aug 24–Aug 30
360 min · Development · 5 weeks to go
Steady finish bridges easy duration toward race-specific work. Saturday stays subordinate so the weekend adds one idea at a time.
Aug 31–Sep 6
360 min · Race-specific · 4 weeks to go
HM 3×10 min extends HM demand without making the target faster. Saturday softens to protect the session.
Sep 7–Sep 13 · Brielle Day Hill & Dale 10K Challenge
330 min · Race-specific · 3 weeks to go
Brielle Day Hill & Dale 10K Challenge is the weekend's one major load. It consumes Saturday's X-factor; Sunday becomes short easy support. Its complete race day counts inside 330 minutes, and missing time leaves the week instead of moving to easy days. Hills and conditions govern effort, not flat-course pace.
Sep 14–Sep 20
360 min · Race-specific · 2 weeks to go
HM 2×15 min extends HM demand without making the target faster. Saturday softens to protect the session.
Sep 21–Sep 27
300 min · Taper · 1 weeks to go
Less volume, same rhythm: a small race-pace reminder on Sunday without adding fatigue.
Sep 28–Oct 4 · Jersey Shore Half Marathon
240 min · Race week · Race week
Everything gets out of the way of Sunday. One short threshold touch, Friday strides, Saturday off. The course is flat; wind and humidity govern execution.