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Build Up Period - OsirisD - 23-05-2017 Hi Ed, No, the 400m is next week. I was asking in advance . Saturday was a day off and postponed the longrun for Sunday(1h:30m, 14.58km @ 6m:10s/km @ 147 bpm avg HR). On Monday I skipped the 10k easy run due to a 700km drive all day(work issues). Today I did the 6 x 1k, target pace 4m:05s/km. It felt very very hard, probably because I hadn't rested properly after the 700km drive(I didn't sleep very well). I also got a new HR max value of 190bpm. Anyway, here's the breakdown for the 6 x 1k session:
Build Up Period - TheEd - 24-05-2017 Hi O, consider changing the 400m session to the following: 3 x 5 minutes @ projected race pace with 2 to 3 minutes easy in-between this is a controlled session and you should finish feeling inspired onwards TheEd Build Up Period - OsirisD - 25-05-2017 Hi Ed, For this session you mean projected pace for a 10k? Or for the 5k race I'll have in 18'th of June? Today: 1hr easy run, 10.32km @ 5m:49s/km @ 148bpm avg HR P.S. You think it's a good idea to run the 5k this Saturday on the course for 18'th of June's race? The thing is, it's a 1.114m loop and I can't rely on GPS for pacing. Every km up untill 10km is marked on the ground with paint so I will have to press the lap button manually every time I hit the km marker but it will be hard for me to pace properly. Build Up Period - TheEd - 27-05-2017 Hi O, was away for 2 days in answer: pace at the next event distance it is now Saturday, what did you do? TheEd Build Up Period - OsirisD - 27-05-2017 Hi, No problem Ed! Today is day 12 of the 4'th or 5'th cycle(I lost count...), so I did the 5k paced run. I decided to run it on the course where my next race will be(5.57k race on 18'th of June). Target pace was 4m:10s/km. Except 1'st km, I'm pretty satisfied on how I managed to pace myself considering I can't rely on my watch for this course. So, the breakdown: 5k: 20m:30s @ 4m:06s/km @ 182bpm avg HR
I probably pushed a bit harder than necessary, but it felt comfortably hard. I sent a PM with a link to the Garmin activity. GPS data shows 4.87kms, but I ran 5k on a measured course. Can you also check the PM I sent a couple of weeks ago regarding your questions about my running form? Thanks and have a great weekend ! P.S. I'm thinking of racing a 30km MTB race tomorrow. What do you think? I'm not prepared for it, since I didn't ride that much, but I was thinking it might be enjoyable . Build Up Period - TheEd - 01-06-2017 what did you do O you must just be careful, as you have worked to get to the shape you in now, so don't waste this development on all different kinds of challenges hopefully you came through with no problems TheEd Build Up Period - OsirisD - 01-06-2017 Hey Ed, I raced in the MTB race eventually, I finished on 43/116. It was acceptable considering I have rode less than 500km this year. The course was nice, except for a muddy portion where I managed to crash due to a left calf cramp. No injuries, just extremely muddy. The calf cramp passed by Tuesday morning, as I had tons of streching + Voltaren massage. Today I'll do the 30min easy + 6 x 1min fast session. Target pace for 6 x 1min will be around 4m:05s/km. I'll be at home this weekend, so I believe I'll be able to try a 4k or 5k time trial this Saturday. The problem is it's getting hotter each day with temperatures for this week being around 30 degrees C. Build Up Period - OsirisD - 03-06-2017 Hi Ed, So, day 19 of the cycle, did a 5k time trial today. I took it also as a race simulation for the 5.57km race coming in 2 weeks. Target pace was 4m:05s/km. 5k: 20m:16s @ 4m:04s/km @ 182bpm avg HR; outside temp 28deg Celsius.
Felt comfortably hard overall, I am satisfied. Some questions now: 1. Next race is on 18'th on June, on a Sunday. I will do only 2 weeks for next cycle. How do you suggest I proceed with training? 2. Any tips to help me shave off those 04s to reach a 4m/km pace on race day? Build Up Period - TheEd - 05-06-2017 nice going O the extra seconds per km will come off naturally as you develop further. natural progression with the programs training this week Tues: 1hr to 75 minutes as you feel, relaxed / recovery Wed: 20 to 30 minutes Thurs: 2k @ 4.10 to 4.15 per k then Rest 90 seconds followed by 2 x 1k @ 4.05 per k with 60 second Rest in-between, then 2 to 3 minutes and then 1k as you feel. Faster but controlled Saturday: 20 minutes paced but controlled Sunday: normal run from program - up to 1hr Mon: 20 to 30 minutes recovery Tues: 3 x 5 minutes @ projected race pace with 2 to 3 minutes jogging in-between then run down to event as normal for week 3 of cycle enjoy TheEd Build Up Period - OsirisD - 05-06-2017 Hi Ed, Thanks for the plan tweak! Here's the update for yesterday & today: Yesterday: 1h easy, 9.77km @ 6m:08s/km @ 149 bpm avg HR @ 30 deg Celsius Today: 30min easy, 4.92km @ 6m:06skm @ 149 bpm avg HR @ 28 deg Celsius Question for before race: because race is on a Sunday, should I have both Friday & Saturday as days off? Or squeeze an easy run on Friday? Or do the 6 x 1m session Friday and have Thursday as an easy run(20-30min)? |