14-09-2009, 11:20 PM
Hi Ed
I've had a nice break from hard running over the summer and have come back refreshed.
I'm 4 weeks into my training and am in around 42 mins 10K shape. I clocked 42.57 in a race a few weeks ago and I've just started my second set of your training plan and managed a consistant 8.20ish for the 2000s.
Definitely, definitely going to go sub 40 mins at a flat course in early November.
I've a couple of questions that I wondered if you could help me with.
1. Running technique: I've always run with a fast foot fall. Today I tried stretching out and had much fewer steps but similar pace. I'm a tall guy 6ft 2. Is there a recommended technique for greater speed, or is it just personal preference? Also, when I'm feeling fresh, or doing sprints I run on my toes, but when I tire I am more flat footed - any comments, or is this normal?
2. ý marathon training: After I've achieved sub 40 min 10K :please: I'm planning to shift focus to ý marathon training. Can you adapt your training programme to meet the needs of the ý?
Thanks
Matt
I've had a nice break from hard running over the summer and have come back refreshed.
I'm 4 weeks into my training and am in around 42 mins 10K shape. I clocked 42.57 in a race a few weeks ago and I've just started my second set of your training plan and managed a consistant 8.20ish for the 2000s.
Definitely, definitely going to go sub 40 mins at a flat course in early November.
I've a couple of questions that I wondered if you could help me with.
1. Running technique: I've always run with a fast foot fall. Today I tried stretching out and had much fewer steps but similar pace. I'm a tall guy 6ft 2. Is there a recommended technique for greater speed, or is it just personal preference? Also, when I'm feeling fresh, or doing sprints I run on my toes, but when I tire I am more flat footed - any comments, or is this normal?
2. ý marathon training: After I've achieved sub 40 min 10K :please: I'm planning to shift focus to ý marathon training. Can you adapt your training programme to meet the needs of the ý?
Thanks
Matt