Interval Training
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
So have you been running 2 miles consistently for the last two months and don't feel like you are getting faster or seeing weight lose results? Listen up cause I have some advice that will get over the plateau.
The key to increasing your speed over time in a race and to help with the weight lose process is by integrating interval training into your running routine.
Here are a few workouts that you can do near your local high school track:
Workout #1:
10 minute warm up
2 X 400m As fast as possible
Rest at a complete stop as long as it took to do the 400m
5 X 200m As fast as possible
Rest at a complete stop as long as it took to the 200m
10 minute walk/jog cool down
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Workout #2:
5 minute warm up
5 x 400m As fast as possible
Walk 400m during the recovery
5 min walk/jog cool down
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Workout #3:
Warm up (jog) 5 minutes
3 x 800m
Jog 400m recovery
2 x 400m
Jog 200m recovery
Cool down (jog) 5 minutes
Do these intervals at 70-75% of your race pace
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Give some of these a try!
Have a great weekend! I am off to Alabama!
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