to go. He won, clocking a British and European indoor 5000m record of 13:10.60 in the process. Plan aheadAccording to Farah, it was his adherence to a pacing plan that put him in a position to make history: "We had a plan going into the race. We wanted
to go. He won, clocking a British and European indoor 5000m record of 13:10.60 in the process. Plan aheadAccording to Farah, it was his adherence to a pacing plan that put him in a position to make history: "We had a plan going into the race. We
runners had trained hard and were mentally prepared for the challenge but the pair adopted completely different approaches to race strategies.Radcliffe set the pace, as she had in all her previous marathons, daring the other runners to keep up with her
Developing the right pace for the open water is one of the most important lessons a novice triathlete must learn - and misjudging pace is one of the most common mistakes in the sport. When you're running you can use a heart-rate monitor and mile
Hi I'm new to running and have no idea what pace I'm runningFirstly I run/walk/run 4.5km in about 35 minutes on a treadmill at the gym and the speed is set at 9.5.Most of the stuff on this site about training refers to you pace as a guide
Hi fellow runners & gear junkies !I have recently bought a Ciclosport CP41 & RDS SDM.The watch is great and the HR functions excellent. However I seem to have a problem with the "Pace" function of my SDM unit. As soon as I start my run I seem to get
Hi, I've produced a half marathon traing plan using the smartcoach. This has given me a long run pace of 8:55 min/km (converted from miles as I'm used to kms). I know this is really slow, but is based on my previous races. I'm using a garmin
your rhythm in the months before the race. Training at the right pace can provide the repetition needed to sustain your goal pace - and build confidence.
, the thought of running at different paces is proving troublesome – can you help him get more for his miles by lending a hand?"I began running about six months ago, on a run-walk training routine and progressed to do my first 5K in 30:05. I have kept on running
I'm doing a 5k tomorrow night at Grizedale Forest in the Lakes. It's my first race for 10+ years and I've only been training for about 6 weeks or so. On a flat course I would aim to pace myself at about 4.10/km for the first 3km then speed up