18-05-2009, 05:32 AM
Hi Daryl
you could go straight into the sub 40 minute program especially if you have been training on a program already and you are used to paced running and a few longer runs thrown in-between
you could start with Day1 on Tuesday and Day 3 the 5x2000m is when the program really starts
provide feedback and we can balance you to train towards your main race
Trail runs can be a bit dodgy due to the uphills and downhill nature of the courses with muscle fatigue often being a problem
so you would have to make the decision
what you could do for now if you want a marker is to do a 4k time-trial preferably on a 400m track with 400m lap splits
this is always the best test to refer back to
Maybe consider doing it on Monday?
Cheers
TheEd
you could go straight into the sub 40 minute program especially if you have been training on a program already and you are used to paced running and a few longer runs thrown in-between
you could start with Day1 on Tuesday and Day 3 the 5x2000m is when the program really starts
provide feedback and we can balance you to train towards your main race
Trail runs can be a bit dodgy due to the uphills and downhill nature of the courses with muscle fatigue often being a problem
so you would have to make the decision
what you could do for now if you want a marker is to do a 4k time-trial preferably on a 400m track with 400m lap splits
this is always the best test to refer back to
Maybe consider doing it on Monday?
Cheers
TheEd