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5k in Sub 25 minutes - TheEd - 26-09-2012
no need for a paced run at the moment
an easy 20 to 30 minutes is fine
then the longer run over the weekend
hope you enjoying the running
TheEd
5k in Sub 25 minutes - Sal - 30-09-2012
Hi TheEd
Easy run on Friday - 26:06 minutes at a pace of 6:10, totalling 4.23k
Long run on Sunday 1hour 33 minutes at a pace of 6:26, totalling 14.5k
Both runs felt fine.
Kind regards
Sal
5k in Sub 25 minutes - TheEd - 01-10-2012
OK .. so now we back to doing the 2k session this week .. plan for doing the same paces as previously
same format as the last 2 weeks
everything understandable?
TheEd
5k in Sub 25 minutes - Sal - 01-10-2012
Yep, that makes perfect sense.
Thanks
Sal
5k in Sub 25 minutes - Sal - 08-10-2012
Completed my 10 mile race yesterday.
This is the furthest I have ever run and completed the race in 1:36:25. Was really pleased with the whole race. As I was actually treating this race as long sunday run, I didn't spend much time checking my watch. I just ran at a comfortable pace the whole way around, which meant I could really enjoy it.
When I got to the end I felt really good. I think my average pace was 5:59, which really surprised me as I though I was jogging around much slower than that.
I've never had any intention of ever running a half marathon, but maybe in 2013 I might give one ago. Only 3 more miles and I know I had quite a bit left in me yesterday, even though I'd never actually run as far as that before.
Certainly a big confidence booster.
Kind regards
Sal
5k in Sub 25 minutes - TheEd - 08-10-2012
magic Sal, give yourself some decent recovery before considering the faster running this week
a half in 2013 sounds good
what have u planned for this week
TheEd
5k in Sub 25 minutes - Sal - 09-10-2012
Haven't quite decided how to plan this week yet.
I have a free afternoon today, which would be a good opportunity to do something, but seems too soon after Sundays run.
I'm wondering about either a 20 minute easy run today or maybe just some light cycling instead.
I have the 6 x 1k to do, which I will probably try on Wednesday and then a 20-30 easy run on Friday.
Saturday 5k pace and 10k easy on Sunday.
Sal
5k in Sub 25 minutes - Sal - 09-10-2012
Decided to go for a short easy run, was originally planning just 10 mins, but ended up at 20 mins - found it surprisingly easy....which I wasn't expecting
Also did 20 minutes on the bike at the gym, in the past never really liked the bike, always found it too hard. I read in your previous threads to do high RPM's in low gears to work the heart rather than the legs. I kept the Reps at 90, but even after the 20 minutes couldn't get my heart rate above 128....which has never happened before....don't know where that has come from...felt great.
Finished off with some weights....arms only, no legs
Kind regards
Sal
5k in Sub 25 minutes - TheEd - 10-10-2012
Hi Sal ... we have been travelling so can get back into the meat of your running
don't forget to add the 3 x 2k session
and to try formulate your training around the 10k program
yes yes
TheEd
5k in Sub 25 minutes - Sal - 24-06-2013
Hi The Ed
Its been a long time since I posted on here.
Quick update - I did take the plunge and entered my first half marathon this year and recorded a time of 2:02, which for a hilly course I was really pleased with.
I have also taken part in my first Triathlon....! This was in May 2013 and I was delighted to have finished the final run leg (5k) in a time of 25:15, which with tired legs from the cycle was so pleased with.
I was just wondering how you would adapt the 10k plan to fit in swim and cycle sessions.
Kind regards
Sal