21-02-2020, 05:09 PM
Yes Dominik .. approach to doing the 4k time-trial good. Hopefully next week goes down well without any hassles, please note, we can change things round next week according to how you feel
TheEd
TheEd
21-02-2020, 05:09 PM
Yes Dominik .. approach to doing the 4k time-trial good. Hopefully next week goes down well without any hassles, please note, we can change things round next week according to how you feel
TheEd
24-02-2020, 01:03 PM
Hello TheEd
Today was my first day of running after 4 days of swimming/resting. The feeling on my today run was sluggish, kinda weird feeling of heavy legs. Pace was 6:15 per km on 130 HR. I suppose that sluggish feeling evaporates before my 4 k trial on Saturday. Is there any workouts to do for this effect to disapear or should I just let it pass and train on the schedule. Thank you Have a good day
26-02-2020, 07:55 AM
Hi Dominik, do week 3 of the 10k program and then go into the 4k time-trial
the body should resurface before the 4k (hopefully, though it is a marker you setting for the program, so no stress) onwards TheEd
29-02-2020, 05:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 29-02-2020, 05:47 PM by Dominik2006.)
Hi TheED
First off all I got to apologise. I did the 5 k, it was local race on the stadium and I couldnt resisted to do a race. I am sry if I messed up. Race was tought, my lungs was burning and my brain ![]() Splits and HR are: 4:30 - average 142 HR 4:20 - average 173 HR 4:16 - average 179 HR 4:05 - average 181 HR 3:55 - average 178 HR This was my 100% at the moment . Have a great day Dominik ps. Recovery days till THURSDAY? average 4:13 pace, overall 21:06 5 k
29-02-2020, 08:24 PM
Nice going Dominik, once a competitive athlete, always a competitive athlete
please focus on recovery the next few days and then we can plan ahead take a look at this link for some tip towards the 10k programs https://www.time-to-run.com/training/10k...amtips.htm little steps now TheEd ps.. I am sure you are happy with your run?
29-02-2020, 11:09 PM
Hi TheED
Should I do some easy runs or just resting? When should I start 10 k program? My next race is 28th March(10 km, 80 m elevation gain). ps. Yes I am very happy, looking forward to train and do, as you said, little steps to my goals.
01-03-2020, 11:15 AM
Hi TheEd
I reserved a track for thursday 4 x 2 km session. So my goal pace would be 4:20 per km or slower ? 21:06 was 5 k, 4:13 average per km. Thank you
03-03-2020, 05:39 PM
Hi Dominik, you would have had easy runs and the Tuesday an easy run as Day 1 and then Day 3 Thursday 4 x 2k @ 4.20 per k sounds good
please provide feedback TheEd
05-03-2020, 10:36 AM
Hello TheEd
I did the 4x2k session, I am statisfied, it was a good session. Wasnt easy at all, but it wasnt hard like "im am going to die feeling". Splits are: 1. 8:36 (4:15, 4:21) AVGHR - 161 BPM 2. 8:29 (4:13, 4:16) AVGHR - 163 BPM - STARTING HEART RATE(2 MIN REST) : 127 BPM 3. 8:30 (4:17, 4:13) AVGHR - 163 BPM - STARTING HEART RATE(2 MIN REST) : 127 BPM 4. 8:11 (4:15 ,3:56) AVGHR - 167 BPM - STARTING HEART RATE (2 MIN REST) : 132 BPM Session was on a track course 400 m lap Have a good day Dominik
05-03-2020, 12:09 PM
Hi Dominik, quite a fine session, starting off slower and building up the pace always looks good
you definitely have an engine that no doubt will improve with progressive training keep the balance and recover well TheEd |
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