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Help! I've got bruises on my shins!
Any ideas? by Shellbelle

I've recently upped my speed sessions, doing two (ok sometimes 3) pyramid sessions a week on a treadmill. Whilst the sessions are going well and I can see a real improvement in my fitness, I've noticed that my right shin has a pattern of bruising

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11/12/2006 13:34:41
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by Shellbelle
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Aqua Running
Is it worth the funny looks? by MayoMan

as not to get bored I use the top half of the pool and go up and down in a lane for ten mins then go up once sprinting then 5 mins swim then up and back sprinting build up this way pyramid style. an hour soon passes and it is a good workout. Did not mean

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25/07/2006 08:51:26
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by MayoMan
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sub 36mins 10k and sub 18mins 5k advice
by geordieben

5k - 16.30 - 18mins5mile - 26.30 - 28 mins10k - sub 36I currently running 5 times a week( between 5miles and 8miles), doing about 24miles and one pyramid speed training once a weekAny advice would be greatful 26:30 is substantially fater than sub 36

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15/08/2009 11:30:23
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by Hobbling Harrier
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Half a tennis ball ???!
by ELVIS marco

them with 3-7 more servings from this food group for the rest of the day. For me, three portions of wholemeal rice/pasta + say three of my veg portions + 2 of my meat portions would give me a pretty good and filling dinner3. The Food pyramid, on which

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21/01/2004 09:12:51
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by Prozac the Walrus
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Tubby needs terminology help?
Plus more! by Tubby Tucker

quite hard???SteadyDon't over exert just go at a nice pace that isn't easy nor fast?Fartlek on Pyramid Efforts???!!!Sorry, don't speak Martian? Anyone?I know I'm asking a lot, so answers are much appreciated, and thanks in advance to any one who may

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21/11/2003 00:05:31
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by Urban Road Runner
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Awesome Track session
Ideas needed for tough but effective speed work by Steevo

I fancy some variety and would be interested to hear some ideas for a really tough but useful track session. I could dream up one myself but would be interested to hear what other people do. So come on who can do better than 10x400m? pyramid mate

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16/03/2004 09:08:03
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by Steevo
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Bleep Test - suitable for endurance runners ?
by Tubby2Bellies

but I still don't see the relvance to long distance. you could also try something like pyramid shuttles - they can be frigging hard work as well and you can introduce an element of competition between participants If someone wants to look into this, I

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12/12/2008 10:05:52
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by popsider
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Crisp Packets
What do you do with your empties ? by Scotty.

foil bags ? We need to know :-) that's a sort of triangle FB - it's what I do as well...........well - it's more of a pyramid I guess.....so - new categorypyramid I'm 35 actually so good guess¦oD nah scotty - scrunching is just balling it up in a fist

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21/02/2006 19:49:05
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by The Hoose-Goer (public enemy no2)
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Interval training
by A5

training for a sub 42 minute 10k, i have been putting in the mileage (30-40 a week) i did a track session recently but i was inconsistent, it was a pyramid with 2 min rest between reps and my times were:200m - 34 secs400m - 1 min 18 secs600m - 2 min 08 secs

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14/08/2008 20:56:02
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by Eeyore
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Asthma + Speedwork?
Is there speedwork an EIA sufferer can do? by runningped

the long and short of it.A visit to your GP may also be useful to see if you could be offered any other medications to help with EIA, if you've not already done so!Something like "pyramids" may help - where you gradually build up speed and/or distance

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29/09/2009 19:58:31
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by Basil Brush Mk II
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