19-10-2012, 10:21 AM
interesting .. faster pace for a lower HR
you may have had a little bug there somewhere
enjoy weekend
TheEd
you may have had a little bug there somewhere
enjoy weekend
TheEd
19-10-2012, 10:21 AM
interesting .. faster pace for a lower HR
you may have had a little bug there somewhere enjoy weekend TheEd
22-10-2012, 08:37 AM
Off Training Period Day 12 of 14
Time: 60.00 Distance: 9.50km Pace: 6.19/k Average HR: 137 I've had to have a guess at the above as my phone battery died half way around. Cheers, Boony [SIZE="1"][COLOR="Blue"]Start Weight: 87.5Kg (6th Oct) Current Weight: 83.0Kg (19th Oct [AM]) Target Weight: 79.4Kg (16th Dec) Today's Resting HR: N/A[/COLOR][/SIZE]
22-10-2012, 08:38 AM
Off Training Period Day 13 of 14
Rest Day [SIZE="1"][COLOR="Blue"]Start Weight: 87.5Kg (6th Oct) Current Weight: 83.3Kg (21st Oct [PM]) Target Weight: 79.4Kg (16th Dec) Today's Resting HR: N/A [/COLOR][/SIZE]
22-10-2012, 08:39 AM
Off Training Period Day 14 of 14
Time: 60.04 Distance: 9.24km Pace: 6.30/k Average HR: 138 http://bit.ly/TPFtI7 That's the end of the 2 week off training period, moving onto the 3 week build up period tomorrow. For the build up period do I keep running with an average HR of 130-140 bpm as I have been? Cheers, Boony [SIZE="1"][COLOR="Blue"]Start Weight: 87.5Kg (6th Oct) Current Weight: 83.1Kg (22nd Oct [AM]) Target Weight: 79.4Kg (16th Dec) Today's Resting HR: 63[/COLOR][/SIZE]
22-10-2012, 01:18 PM
yes stick to that bpm, during this build-up there should be a change in the pace at the same bpm
so you on track enjoy the process, especially when you begin to look forward to the 2k session Cheers TheEd
23-10-2012, 08:56 AM
Build Up Period Day 1 of 21
Time: 60.02 Distance: 9.54km Pace: 6.17/k Average HR: 138 http://bit.ly/WFEKj3 Start of the Builld Up Period, feels like i'm in a good place to get some good sessions in over the next 3 weeks and hit the ground running (literally) when I start on the sub-40min plan. Resting HR was a little higher this morning, but this didn't seem to translate into a HR increase in my running. My weight has also dropped below 13 stone for the first time in over four years, so I should notice some differences when I come to do the quicker sessions. So far, so good! Cheers, Boony [SIZE="1"][COLOR="Blue"]Start Weight: 87.5Kg (6th Oct) Current Weight: 82.1Kg (23rd Oct [AM]) Target Weight: 79.4Kg (16th Dec) Today's Resting HR: 69[/COLOR][/SIZE]
23-10-2012, 05:49 PM
let's watch the morning HR so we can see whether there is a pattern and if there is maybe something other than 'intrinsic' causing the change in HR
ask questions for further clarity if needed TheEd :jive:
24-10-2012, 09:02 AM
Build Up Period Day 2 of 21
Time: 60.03 Distance: 9.31km Pace: 6.27/k Average HR: 138 http://bit.ly/VDvpsw Ok, lets keep an eye on it. It was up again this morning, this time it did result in me having to go at a slower pace. I'm feeling healthy, although there is a sore throat thing going around the office. Could a lack of sleep cause a higher HR? Cheers, Boony [SIZE="1"][COLOR="Blue"]Start Weight: 87.5Kg (6th Oct) Current Weight: 81.7Kg (24th Oct [AM]) Target Weight: 79.4Kg (16th Dec) Today's Resting HR: 68[/COLOR][/SIZE]
24-10-2012, 09:20 AM
Q: Could a lack of sleep cause a higher HR?
most definitely .. here is an article The Need for Sleep http://www.time-to-run.com/training/articles/sleep.htm take care TheEd
24-10-2012, 09:30 AM
Hmmm, not getting my 8 hours
More like 6-7 hours at the moment... |
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