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Hal Higdon ones are pretty often recommended. Think I followed one for my first/only standalone marathon in 2016
https://www.halhigdon.com/training/marathon-training/No need to buy the plans, I think that just syncs things with TraningPeaks. You can just scroll down and see the recommended.
E.g.
https://www.halhigdon.com/training-programs/marathon-training/novice-1-marathon/
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@birofunk
Can anyone recommend a good marathon plan? I'm running my first marathon at the end of Oct.
I've been running about 2 years (switched from cycling during lockdowns) and have been slowly building up a base. I'm currently running around 40/50km a week a mix of easy runs one or two tempos/workouts. The longest distance I have ran is a half. I would be aiming for around 3:30