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10K Training Plans - TheEd - 29-01-2013 apologies .. for the future .. the 1k session is always 10 seconds per k faster than the 2k session what did you do the session in cheers TheEd 10K Training Plans - glenn10 - 29-01-2013 Was aiming to do 4min/KM. Unfortunately the snow has now been replaced by wind and rain - so really struggled to keep the pace up - the major disadvantage of being 6 foot at 9.5 stone is that I'm like a kite! Also legs still feel quite heavy since the 2 hour run on Sunday. No excuses though - I don't think I pushed quite as hard as I should've in Repetition 5 and 6. Repetition - Time - Average Heart Rate 1 - 3:56 - 188 BPM Rest - 131 BPM 2 - 4:08 - 195 BPM Rest - 144 BPM 3 - 4:04 - 197 BPM Rest - 147 BPM 4 - 4:11 - 197 BPM Rest - 151 BPM 5 - 4:23 - 196 BPM Rest - 152 BPM 6 - 4:20 - 199 BPM Now have three 1 hour runs, followed by a rest day and then a 5K time trial - does that sound right? Quote:Sub 40 10K 10K Training Plans - TheEd - 31-01-2013 that should be fine Glenn .. seeing that the long run has been increased, the 1k will feel more difficult and then throwing in the weather conditions, one shouldn't get to 'het up' about results for now if things go well you can still have a decent run on the weekend cheers TheEd 10K Training Plans - glenn10 - 31-01-2013 TheEd Wrote:that should be fine Glenn .. seeing that the long run has been increased, the 1k will feel more difficult and then throwing in the weather conditions, one shouldn't get to 'het up' about results for now Thanks, Ed - I'm probably just naturally quite hard on myself! Still plouging through the easy runs, and feeling very good for them. Looking forward to the 5K on Sunday, presuming the aim is something between 19:10 - 20:00, weather depending? Quote:Sub 40 10K 10K Training Plans - TheEd - 01-02-2013 Great Glenn, as long as you aware, I come in as a soundboard, so that I can echo to you what you are saying and doing, and to also mention where to relax a little we then KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid and running is a joy .. if only have a great weekend TheEd 10K Training Plans - glenn10 - 02-02-2013 Nothing constructive to add, apart from the fact that these babies (brought for the Half Marathon in March) arrived today... Quote:Sub 40 10K 10K Training Plans - TheEd - 03-02-2013 nice .. if you happy with them, then write a small review and we will publish it TheEd 10K Training Plans - glenn10 - 03-02-2013 TheEd Wrote:nice .. if you happy with them, then write a small review and we will publish it Definitely up for that - it's my first change of running shoes for two years, forced upon me because Adidas have stopped stocking the original Adios'... Today's 5K took me along my normal training route, famous for having 66M of upward climb in the last 2K, and I managed to do it in 22:09, which may sound slow for a 5K (and is!); but that last 2K makes it a real drag on heavy legs by that point! Happy that my opening 2K was 7:45 too (4:06/3:39), which shows quite how hard the last 2K are! Really felt like I was motoring in those first 2K, which is really good news with 7 weeks until the big day... Am thinking I may do a Park Run (5K) next Satuday, and then have Sunday as my rest day this week - would this pose a problem for the schedule Ed? Quote:Sub 40 10K 10K Training Plans - TheEd - 04-02-2013 this sounds fine, Glenn .. pray tell, how are you feeling in general, confident about where your running is taking you and looking forward to running faster? Cheers TheEd 10K Training Plans - glenn10 - 04-02-2013 TheEd Wrote:this sounds fine, Glenn .. pray tell, how are you feeling in general, confident about where your running is taking you and looking forward to running faster? There was a few hundred metres on Sunday's 5K where I genuinely think I've never run any better, I was hardly touching the floor, but it felt effortless - and when I looked at my watch I was running at 5'15"/mile... I look at where I was this time last year, feeling tired before and after after run, and now look at today, where I'm not - even the 'hard' runs do not feel that hard - I don't think it's a sub 90 minute half marathon that'll be the problem, if I can run a 92 feeling the way I did last year then it's just quite how fast I can do it this! Next track session on Wednesday - how fast should I do the 400's? Quote:Sub 40 10K |