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Old 04-25-2008, 12:03 PM   #8 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by UltraMarathonerWannabee View Post
I start having the behind the knee problem when I increase my mileage over 20 miles. I do follow the 10% rule. The most miles I have put into one week is about 35 miles and the pain got too unbearable. I would like to get up to 50-60. I am currently around 20 miles. Between the TNT program and the NROL program, I have been working out my legs for about a month now. I think I will give it another month before increasing the mileage.
If you do NROL. Go light on the weight used. The leg days are no joke. I used NROL while training for my 1/2 marathon. I really give the program all the credit for me keeping pace and healthy all during training and the race. I use to have bad knee problems before running. I have only had knee problems twice since. The first time, increasing mileage with the wrong shoes and currently a little IT band issues. Mostly I think from trying to lift really heavy while still running 25 miles a week at more intense levels. I have backed off on the running and feel good. I am ready to pick up the mileage to the 20- 25 a week range.

How many days a week do you run and what is your longest run? If you do a real long run one week, do you do a shorter long run the next?
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