There's really no telling, it depends entirely on where you're starting from, what your goals are and how determined you are. Pro riders will train up to 4-6/hours daily. To see improvements you should be doing 2-3 sessions/week, with each session being more than one hour.
There are suggestions on training probrams to have both online, in magazines and probably your local library as well.
If you're new to the sport, please remember to ramp up slowly, do your stretches and your warmups, and do keep some other forms of training in as not to make it too one-sided.
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basically you need to train for what you want to do. Bicycling can give your heart and lungs a good work out, but it won't engage the muscles in the same way as what you need to run. Cycling can be a good complement, but if you want to be a good runner you should train for running.
It depends on how much running experience you have already and how much time you have to train.
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You do regular and extended cardio workouts at mid to high intensity. Running, skating, bicycling, aerobics - that kind of stuff.
Depends upon whether you're driving, taking the train, taking an airplane, bicycling or walking.
Are you walking? Bicycling? Driving a motor vehicle? Taking the train? Flying?
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Pretty much all of them, although the legs does the most work.
Well if it were me I would train my legs as much as I can in fact I would train the day I heard about the marathon.
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