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| Posted: 01/10/12 11:36:52 52 |
Hi Guys, Just a quick update, I have increased my miles to around 25 per week and added a longer run. managed a 38:56 10k yesterday so I guess the extra miles help. Hopefully I can increase the mileage further of the coming weeks and aiming for some decent 10k times. Regards Steve |
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| Posted: 06/07/12 11:34:46 46 |
Hi Guys, Thanks for your comments. I tried to do a Slow 10 mile run yesterday but find it hard not to run too quickly. I restrained myself as much as possible to average 7:15 min/miles, it felt very comfortable. I think I will try to mix things up a bit and see how I go. Thanks Again. Steve |
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| Posted: 04/07/12 15:49:39 39 |
Hi Guys, Anyone recommend a training plan for a sub 40 min 10k. At the moment I only run 2-3 times per week, normally between 3.5 and 6 miles. I tend to run these at one speed being as fast as I can manage at the time. I think I need to think about a more structured schedule. My 10k time has gone from 51 min down to 40:30 so not too disppointed just want to see how much faster I can go with the correct training. Regards Steve |
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| Posted: 31/08/10 09:44:53 53 |
Thanks Peter for the advice. I feel much happier now although a bit nervous ! Steve |
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| Posted: 31/08/10 09:18:05 05 |
Hi Guys, I'm a beginner but would like to enter this race, but I don't think I will be able to get round much quicker than an hour. Would I be too slow for this as I don't want to hold people up and cause a nuisance ? Regards Steve |
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