I think you have to log alot of miles to get your time to that range....... Looking at your log, You can predict a good finish on total weekly mileage of 20+ miles per week..... Theres still alot of questions though: Hilly course? are you training on hills? You probably have to look at incorporating some sort of speed work also, at least a good tempo run at your race pace at some point..... Don't attempt this until your mileage reflects around 20 miles per week as a good solid base. My Husband and I ran our first half in September, ( I was injured and ran anyway) but if you want to view his log, he has some good runs in there if you scroll back to the months of July, August, and September..... He finished the Half in 1:57. Username: Cheffyshub Good Luck!

The Race Predictor tool on this website predicts a finishing time for my HM in May to be 2:07:00. I'd like to finish sooner than that. Given my current training is a time of 1:55:00 realistic?

Have you done any races recently? Racing a 5k all out (a real race, not a time trial on your own) will give you a much better idea of what you can expect in the half marathon. A 10k would be even better. Having said that, here is a simple plan for you. I'm going to go ahead and guarantee good results for you if you follow this... - Run at least every other day, no matter what - Run 4 miles minimum, every time you run - Do one long run of at least 7 miles each week - At least once every 10 days, do a 2-mile tempo run (you can do this as part of your long run if you wish) Notes: - All runs, except the tempos, should be done at an easy (i.e., conversational) pace - Tempo pace should feel "comfortably hard" but not as hard as 5k race pace

Thanks for the advice. I've been really trying to focus my training on not doing too much too soon. I plan on gradually increasing my miles in the weeks to come.

When is your Half.

My Half is May 3rd.