Thursday's workout involved track repeats focused on making surges/kicks feel slightly more comfortable. In reality, nothing about the workout was comfortable, but I am pretty happy with the results given that I ran it in trainers by my lonesome. Each 200 came right after the rep before it meaning that the first rep was actually 1200 meters, etc.
1000 - 3:08
200 - :34
(lap jog)
800 - 2:31
200 - :33
(lap jog)
600 - 1:54
200 - :32
(lap jog)
400 - 1:14
200 - :32
(lap jog)
200 - :35
200 - :30
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Friday, April 8, 2011
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Yasso 1000's
On somewhat of a variation from the traditional 800's (run 10 of them with about equal rest and your average time "equates" to your marathon time), today I did Yasso 1000's. Basically, it's the same workout but a little tougher to make up for the fact that I'm a lower distance guy at heart.
I did 8x1000 with one lap jog between reps (about 2:30 rest). Splits were as follows:
3:20.5
3:19.9
3:21.0
3:18.6
3:19.4
3:17.8
3:19.1
3:16.9
Since 3:20 pace is going through 800 in 2:40, I would be very happy if this equated to anything close to my marathon time. The good news is that my legs are rocks at this point. The only trouble I had with the workout was on the last lap of some of the later reps when I had to breathe a little more heavily than I wanted to. That and some stomach issues. If I had to guess, it will be low energy/GI stuff that does me in if the marathon turns out to be a failure.
I did 8x1000 with one lap jog between reps (about 2:30 rest). Splits were as follows:
3:20.5
3:19.9
3:21.0
3:18.6
3:19.4
3:17.8
3:19.1
3:16.9
Since 3:20 pace is going through 800 in 2:40, I would be very happy if this equated to anything close to my marathon time. The good news is that my legs are rocks at this point. The only trouble I had with the workout was on the last lap of some of the later reps when I had to breathe a little more heavily than I wanted to. That and some stomach issues. If I had to guess, it will be low energy/GI stuff that does me in if the marathon turns out to be a failure.
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