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Let's try this again... - TheEd - 11-07-2010 sorry wookie .. I mentioned the swapping around of the long run for the 10km on the other days .. easy 30 minute runs .. below is the schedule .. where it mention 30min easy .. you can skip a few of those days to give you time to recover especially a day after a quality session .. you can then work out your schedule accordingly 01 60 to 70min easy distance 02 30min easy run 03 start with 4x2k R90-2min 8min 50 (4.25 per k) T 04 Rest 05 longest run - 'time on feet' up to 1Hr 30min 06 easy day of 30min running 07 easy day of 30min running 08 start with 6x1k R60 - 90 4min 10 to 4min20 L 09 easy day of 30min running 10 easy day of 1Hr running 11 Rest 12 5K paced run - aim sub 22:30 5k 13 1Hr easy run 14 easy day of 30min running 15 start with 3 x 5min @ 10k pace with 1min easy F 16 easy day of 40min running 17 easy day of 30min running 18 Rest 19 Race day up to 15K Let's try this again... - wookie - 15-07-2010 Okay, Working on it. Thanks A followup question. Today my girlfriend was following me on her rollerblades and mentioned that it looks like my left foot is landing and doing the majority of the pushing work. It's pretty tough to explain (she can't explain either)... Like I strike with my left foot and visibly push off, whereas my right just continues in a smooth pattern. She described it like a horse, I'm galloping on my left leg but nothing on the right. I've never noticed.... Could have been the path, could have been something like I was stiff, I don't know. She said I wasn't doing it the whole time lol. I'm left handed/legged... Does any of this sound normal Let's try this again... - TheEd - 15-07-2010 wookie, if you sit down and place your legs together, get the gf to see if there is any leg length discrepancy .. that would be a starting point TheEd Let's try this again... - wookie - 17-07-2010 Okay - the discrepancy I'll look for today when we get a chance lol. Thursdays 4x2,000 got scrapped due to weather. Hail/rain/tornado warnings. Not good running weather. So that scrapped the whole plan for the Saturday race being my long run. So Friday I took off, and did the race today as an actual race. 10.00 km 42:20 average pace 4:14. Didn't wear my HR monitor - didn't want to be messing around with it. Don't think I went 100%, probably could have done a bit better, but who knows. Felt fine after the run, no bad cramping. A mild crap during the run and some mild soreness in the belly after. But I'm fine. Nothing hurt, nothing tweaked... So I figure I do easy 20 - 30 tomorrow, easy 30 Monday, Start day 1 Tuesday going for a sub?? 42? 41? Thanks - have a good weekend! Let's try this again... - TheEd - 18-07-2010 grand on the time but do be cautious so rather aim at a sub 42 minute 10km pace and work from there as you still need to establish consistency .. stick with the sub 45 minute 10km program structure with the pace of the quality sessions aimed at sub 42 minutes for the 2k session once you do at least 1 decent cycle and run a race we can work on things from there TheEd Let's try this again... - wookie - 18-07-2010 TheEd Wrote:grand on the time but do be cautious Perfect! So day 3 is, - 03 start with 4x2k R90-2min 8min 14 (4.07 per k) ?? day 8 is, - 08 start with 6x1k R60 - 90 3min58 to 4min07 L ?? day 12 is, - 12 5K paced run - aim sub 21:00 5k ?? Thanks Let's try this again... - TheEd - 19-07-2010 wookie Wrote:Perfect! you can start with 4.05 - 4.10 per k for the 2k and 3.55 to 4.00 per k for the 1000's and sub 21 minutes paced TheEd Let's try this again... - wookie - 22-07-2010 Okay, Day 01 60 to 70min easy distance Completed - 13.78 km. 68 mins, 4:57/km Day 02 30min easy run Didn't run, took out bike, probably rode too far, 48kms 1:50:00 but wasn't exhausted after or anything as I didn't push too hard. Day 03 start with 4x2k R90-2min 8min 50 (4.25 per k) T Completed - 2.01 km. 8:01 mins, 3:59/km AHR 169 BPM, MHR 192 BPM Rest 2:00 mins, AHR 139 BPM, MHR 173 BPM Completed - 2.00 km. 8:22 mins, 4:11/km AHR 173 BPM, MHR 186 BPM Rest 2:00 mins, AHR 144 BPM, MHR 179 BPM Completed - 2 km. 8:20 mins, 4:10/km AHR 172 BPM, MHR 183 BPM Rest 2:00 mins, HR monitor came off, so I had no reading for this rest Completed - 2 km. 8:38 mins, 4:20/km AHR 174 BPM, MHR 190 BPM Rest 2:00 mins, AHR 145 BPM, MHR 174 BPM Rest 2:00 mins, AHR 122 BPM, MHR 125 BPM Set 2 and 4 were into the hard gusting wind and very very difficult. Granted set 1 and 3 didn't feel a ton easier, they just weren't terribly hard. It's been 4 hours, no stomach cramps, no bathroom issues (haha), I'm fine and feel like I could do a bike or swim (not going to). I really think maybe I had something up with my stomach a few weeks ago. Anyway, I'll report back after the 6x1,000's. Have a good weekend! Let's try this again... - TheEd - 23-07-2010 a good session .. what would be interesting is for you to monitor your pulse range during the rest to see how it drops, please it is never easy running in the win the 2000m session is all about getting the session completed well done TheEd Let's try this again... - wookie - 23-07-2010 TheEd Wrote:a good session .. what would be interesting is for you to monitor your pulse range during the rest to see how it drops, please Thanks Regarding the rest and heart rate: I did monitor it and commented on it, except the third set where I was adjusting the monitor as it was falling off, and then tracked if for 2 seperate 2 minute intervals when I was done. Or are you asking for something I'm not following? Thanks! Wind makes me sad haha edit: I'll get some screen shots to show my HR dropping for you |