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Lucy Dunn5
11/01/2011 21:26:58
I am into week 3 of the RW sub 4:00 marathon training schedule and the one thing I've already developed an aversion for is
speedwork
. The first fast 1 miler is ok, but then after my recovery jog, I cant seem to claw back the pace of the first mile... I've got the feeling that I could cope better with short sharp bursts. Does anyone know I can do this instead?This week's was 1M jog then 3 x 1M fast, with 400m jog recoveries between, then 1M jog.
Kicked-It
11/01/2011 22:46:10
Its not unusual to go out too fast on the first one.Back off a bit, extend your recovery a bit if needed and concentrate on getting your reps in rather than going like a nutter for a mile. Jog / walk the recovery 4400m a lot slower so that your heart rate is almost back to normal before setting off on the next rep, (ABOUT 3.5 min should do it).May be an idea to start with 3/4 mile intervals to begin with.
Speedwork
is supposed to be tough, be achievable, and it really does improve your overall speed - surprisingly quickly!
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