Switch distance to duration
When routes are unfamiliar, time-based runs reduce stress and keep the training effect close enough.
Travel training
Travel changes sleep, routes, time, and recovery. Your race plan should bend around the trip instead of pretending the week is normal.
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Use this structure for a travel week where your schedule and routes are uncertain.
Training notes
When routes are unfamiliar, time-based runs reduce stress and keep the training effect close enough.
Poor sleep and transit stress count as load even if your watch does not label them training.
A good travel plan includes safe route options, treadmill fallbacks, and flexible workout timing.
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