I am def in the same boat. The longest run that i have done since this summer is 11 miles. I am bumping up my weekly miliage by 10% each week.

I'm kind of going with a hybrid training plan; mixing a couple of different plans. I'm running 5 times a week, with my long runs on Saturday and Sunday a slow recovery run. Currently I'm bumping up my mileage about 4% per week and adding about a mile a week to my long runs. I have a history of injuries, so I'm building very, very slowly. Last year I bumped up my mileage too quickly and wound up with a stress fracture in my left foot. The year before I had a wicked case of plantar fasciitis that had me down for about 3 months. Each injury always seems to be something completely new, so I can't pinpoint shoes or training methods, just too many miles too quickly. I plan on topping out my long run at 21 or 22 miles prior to the race and should hit 45 miles per week. Right now I'm at about 32 and adding a mile or so a week. What really sucks is the weather (it's 7 below as I type this) and I'm not doing the speed work or hills that I want/need to do. I hate to complain about the weather, but..........

I'm doing OK I guess. I'm at about 30 to 35 miles per week and will be ramping up from there. I still worry that almost all of my running has been on treadmills and indoor tracks, but it's been so terrible outside I haven't had the chance to run outdoors. My long runs are topping out at about 14 miles, so I'm almost were I want to be. I'll be doing the Remax Trailbreaker in Waukesha on the 5th or April, just as a trial to see where I'm at. I've run it the last three years and have run an amazingly consistant pace and finished between 1:51:00 and 1:53:00. This year I want to be below 1:45:00. You have to have goals!!!