3:08 dürfte Schwellenlauftempo gewesen sein. 16 Meilen sind etwa 25,5 km.In 1952 Peters started twice-a-day training: 6 miles at noon and 8-16 miles in the evening. Additionally, he upped the pace of his runs to 3:08-3:17/K. Peters and Johnston were firm believers that speed in training was as important as distance—not a common practice then among marathon runners. “All training is done at just below racing speed,” they wrote in their book.
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Ich würde doch bitten, nicht irgendetwas in meine Aussagen reinzuinterpretieren, nur um dann dagegen zu argumentieren. Peters ist ein Beispiel, was ich als extrem ansehe, das war der Punkt.
There are no answers. Only choices.