1 Food ingredients that may contain lactose are listed at the very end. 2  No Lactose: You may eat or drink these lactose free dairy foods any time. 3  Do not eat or drink the following dairy foods because they contain lactose.  No Lactose: You may eat or these lactose free breads and starches any time.
The Long Run Recovery Routine. Recovery starts before you even take your first step. Start your workout well hydrated and properly fueled. I like to have either coffee or green tea before my long runs; caffeine is a proven performance enhancer and both have a lot of antioxidants. This is more of a mental recovery period for me. 2  After 2 hours, I take a 1.5-2 hour nap. 3  Ryan Hall calls his naps âbusiness meetingsâ because they are part of his job to get faster. 4  This is when your body starts to really repair the damage from your hard workout or long run.
In other words, run at a pace that is easy and conversational. If you can talk while you're running the long run, you're at the right effort. If you can't, you're running too fast. Avoid trying to run the long runs by a pace or target time.This sets you up for the race pace training disaster where you feel great for about four to six weeks, then things start to crumble when your energy levels decline, your body aches, and performance begins to suffer.unning Too Far, Too Quickly. Soon after you commit to a half or full marathon, it's time to train. Excitement from the target can encourage runners to tackle longer runs than their bodies are ready for at that point, which can quickly lead to aches, pains, burn out and poor performance down the road.