Does anyone have tips for getting up early

Nah...just need to teach your body to operate on 5-7 hours of sleep.  I would regularly go to bed at 11pm and get up at 5:30-6am for workouts but I did my best to never do this 2 days in a row.

Get out of bed and put your workout clothes on. Immediately. What are you going to do, get back under the covers with running shoes on? (...actually....). Set up everything you need before you go to bed. Make sports drinks, set up food, put socks in shoes and set next to shirt/shorts, whatever. The less you have to think about the easier it is to get out of bed and out the door.

Also, get a coffee maker that's on a timer. Set it to start brewing at 5am or whatever. You'll smell the coffee, and, even better, you can stumble out of bed and drink coffee before you even know what is going on. Which, incidentally, is what I love best about working out in the morning -- I'm usually about 1/3 into my workout before I realize what actually is happening, and by then, it's too late to stop!

I also second the 'go to bed early' and 'add days gradually' plan.

It takes only 3 weeks to form a habit.  ease yourself into it and it'll become an easy habit.  When I started to trian for my first marathon, my long runs would be every Saturday morning- early.  When I finished my marathon I was so excited to sleep in Saturday mornings.  Only problem was that I got so used to waking up early inteh mornings, that it felt weird not doing it.  Now I don't have problems waking up early to train, and prefer to get it over with in the morning to free up my evenings.  Here's what helps me:

Pack everything the night before- make sure all your work clothes and whatever you need to get ready (if you have to get ready somewhere else) is packed the night before.  I even pack my lunch the night before as well so everything is ready to go in the morning.  Sometimes I'll even put my backpack in my car the night before so I don't have to worry about it the morning since I'm not coherent at first.

Lay out your exerice clothes- I usually put mine in the bathroom- socks and all so that it's easier and I don't have to stumble around for only being half awake.

Washing your face in the morning also helps me wake up!

Commit to meeting a friend or group of people to train with- that way, you'll feel obligated to get up and go, and less likely to skip.

Can't think of anything else- oh yeah...make sure to go to bed early the night before- that way it'll be easier to get up inthe morning!

TV is time WASTED!!!!   

Train when you can and if you are married and really want to trainin the morning just tell your spouse to KICK YOU OUT OF BED if you don't move when the alarm goes off.