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Sub 35 - TheEd - 06-03-2012
good stuff .. please note that the putting on off weight is a good sign as it means the body has recuperated
a 4k time-trial would also be sufficient and would serve our purposes just as well
Cheers
TheEd
Sub 35 - jamieh - 08-03-2012
Thanks TheEd.
Ok, 4k TT it is. Will do it on the same track I do my intervals on. That should allow us to dial in the future pacing's more accurately.
Enjoyed my 5x8mins this morning. After my 4k on Saturday and 75mins on Sunday... this is going to be my biggest week ever (about 80k!). Leg's feeling great, though.
Sub 35 - TheEd - 08-03-2012
Great .. don note that once you have adapted to the 1hr runs, you do not drop them when you go onto the program
if during the build-up you have got used to running aerobically relaxed then the 1hr runs became the staple diet in your training
this is the progressive nature of the program for future development
the higher aerobic content of the program assists in recovery between sessions and races, allowing the athlete to race at a higher level for a longer period
and with progression the athlete is able to use the race period to greater effect
if you patient the program can take you to heights you would not have considered previously
enjoy
TheEd
Sub 35 - jamieh - 08-03-2012
When you say that the relaxed 1hr runs should not be dropped, do you mean I should try to fit them in as additional mileage in weeks 2/3 (i.e. as mentioned in the programme tips section)?
I have been enjoying them (and doing them early morning before work) so that should be doable...
Sub 35 - TheEd - 08-03-2012
yes .. when you come onto the 'specific' training again hopefully you are used to the 1hr runs without any problems
1hr is in many ways no different to 40 minutes however the extra 20 minutes sets you up when you start edging your way to 33 minute 10k running
as mentioned there is a lot to the program
and by the way, if you go towards more cycling we can find a way to balance it via the cycling .. though we can chat about that later
TheEd
Sub 35 - jamieh - 10-03-2012
12:58 for the 4k this morning**
Pretty rough session. Went out hard and found myself deep in the locker from about lap two!
Time to get properly fit again...
What would you recommend for my 2k,1k,400 splits moving forward? I plan to kick off with the program as of next week (so 2k's on Thursday).
** Actually I did 3.6k in 11:40, at which point I could unfortunately no longer fight the call of nature. So after a 30sec break to 'address the call'... I cruised the last 400 in 1:18 (feeling like a new man!).
Sub 35 - TheEd - 10-03-2012
please don't forget to weigh yourself .. this is a good start
3.15 per k .. not too shabby ..
you will start Tuesday with Day One and then 5 x 2k on Thursday
will provide pace shortly .. for now we will use the sub 35 minute 10k program as the structure with us changing your times for the session
please provide feedback about how the 1hr runs go please, it would be great if we could maintain that aerobic run
chat soon
TheEd
Sub 35 - jamieh - 11-03-2012
Cool, thanks TheEd. I'll wait to hear from you on pacing for Thurs.
I ran the 4k yesterday at 79kg. When I raced the 10k last month I was 76.6kg (which was the lightest I've been in many years). FYI I'm just over 6ft 2in.
Will keep u posted on how I react to the aerobic sessions alongside program.
J
Sub 35 - jamieh - 11-03-2012
One other question re: extra Aerobic runs in weeks 2/3:
... There are a few days where it will be this aerobic 10k in the morning, then also an "easy day of 10k running" or "15k Easy distance" or "40 mins easy". In these cases, which should be easier in terms of pace? The am 10k, or the one on the program? Or both about the same?
I can see the 6x1k day is going to be interesting with an aerobic 10k in the morning...
Thanks!
Jamie
Sub 35 - TheEd - 12-03-2012
Hi jamie, those 10k am runs are not planned for now, you at least 6 months off that, and this will be very much more a case of you wanting to add those to your schedule according to your development
these are all in relation to the body's compensation and super compensation, to adjust aspects so that development can continue in the right direction. All with progressive development in mind
so no rush to think of the 10k am runs
for the first cycle you can start at 3.35 per k for the 2k = 7.10
and the 6 x 1k 3.25 to 3.20 per k
do note, that often coming back after the build-up the sessions will feel more difficult than expected for the pace given, however the body adjusts has you a higher level quite quickly
so don't read too much into the pace of the intervals .. simply do them and get used to the training routine again
enjoy
TheEd