When my lad remarked that the number of posts I'd made was loads even at <200 I said he would find there are a few people who have posted somewhat more than that. So who's got the record? Are there awards for this kind of thing? There should be. Do
am 50 yr old male by the way,,, You could try fartlekking, hillwork or using 400 or 800 blasts rather than 200s. Mind you coming from somebody not that much senior I'd be bloody grateful for 42 minutes You may find this schedule helpful
.Cheers General consensus seems to be to replace them after around 500 miles so you're probably ok for another 200 miles (130km). I never did get that GCSE in maths!! 200 miles (330km) Does the Nike+ Sports band website enable you to accurately log all the miles
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by walking for 2 minutes at the 8km mark (my first race & I got way too hot).I hadn't even thought about heart rates, so deduced for myself that I felt pretty tired at 200 - so when I hit 200 I alow myself a rest. I have to work pretty hard to hit 200 now
; mile or 5K raceSpeed tweaks: Run shorter, faster repeats (one to two minutes or 200-800m) with long recovery intervals (three to five minutes).Goal: 10K or half marathonSpeed tweaks: To develop speed and endurance, split your speedwork days evenly
set 2: 200 meters easy Jog: 15-minute water run with: 5 x 2 minutes hard (max intensity and turnover) on 1-minute easy-jogging recovery Swim set: 3 x 50 race pace on 30 seconds rest Swim set 2: 200 meters easyJog: 10 minutes tempo intensity Cool
pace.How should I split my run? I want to finish under 25 minutes. There will be 200 people in the race the and I dont want to be slower than that. I have read that for a 5K or shorter race,you are actually better off going out as hard as you can
i have just achieved running 8 minute miles, although at the moment i have only run 4 miles at that pace.my aim is to be able to run 3 miles in 21 minutes, therefore needing to run 7 minutes miles. i have always been a long run 9 minute miler, but i
Cranking up the intensity is the best way to take your running to the next level. It’s also an effective way to burn extra calories and shed body fat. A 68kg runner who picks up the pace from eight and a half minutes per mile to seven minutes per
