On some days, he also ran back home. At his peak, Corbitt ran up to 200 miles a week, far more than almost any other distance runner, though workouts by his English contemporary, Arthur Keily, mirrored his exhausting regimen.
Corbitt would sometimes run back home on certain days. During his most intense period, he ran up to 200 miles per week, exceeding the mileage of almost all other long-distance runners. However, his English counterpart, Arthur Keily, also followed a similar demanding training routine.