by timeadmin | Sep 14, 2011 | Articles, Featured, Intervals
Matching training characteristics to physiological changes Which is “better”, Interval Training or Steady State Training? Obviously that is simplistically stated, but I will try to make things more clear as we go. Eight years ago, my master’s thesis...
by timeadmin | Sep 14, 2011 | Articles, Featured, Intervals
The article below leads on from the 1st article The Interpretation of Understanding Intervals OK then, all hard intervals all the time, right? NO, keep reading, the plot thickens. From what I have presented so far, and other research, I feel comfortable in saying that...
by timeadmin | Sep 14, 2011 | Articles, Featured, Intervals
You’re doing some tough intervals at the track or on the road, and after each one you’re gasping for oxygen and hoping that the pain in your muscles will subside soon. You’ve read that it’s best to exercise lightly during your recovery...
by timeadmin | Sep 12, 2011 | 10k, Featured
Firstly, what must be understood is that in order for you to run sub 31 minutes for 10Km, you must be able to run at 3 minutes 05 seconds per kilometer for the distance. Training towards a sub 31 minute 10K This program is for advanced runners and therefore should be...
by timeadmin | Sep 12, 2011 | 10k, Featured
sub 33 minute 10k – Firstly, what must be understood is that in order for you to run sub 33 minutes for 10Km, you must be able to run below 3 minutes 18 seconds per kilometer for the distance. sub 33 minute 10k Training Program Introducing paced running to your...
by timeadmin | Sep 10, 2011 | 10k, Featured
sub 35 minute 10K program – Firstly, what must be understood is that in order for you to run sub 35 minutes for 10Km, you must be able to run below 3 minutes 30 seconds per kilometer for the distance. sub 35 minute 10K Training Program Introducing paced running...