Another big race weekend. The best of the lot. You are running really well again now and based on your Eastbourne time, my advice would be try to stick with the 100 mins (1 hour 40) pacer. Tuck in with them until the seafront and then if you feel strong pick up the pace slightly. But I think given how you are running that would be a good tactic and help with the pacing. Good luck Patrick
| Press Up | 3 x 28 |
| Sit Ups | 3 x 30 |
| Tricep Dips Bodyweight | 3 x 22 |
| Squats | 3 x 22 |
| Single Leg Deadlift | 3 x 12 |
| Reverse Lunge & Rotation | 3 x 12 |
| Plank | 3 x 60s |
| Single Leg Calf Raises | 3 x 12 |
| Single Leg Glute Bridge | 3 x 12 |
| Wall Sits | 3 x 60s |
| Flutter Kicks | 3 x 40s |
| Side Planks | 3 x 40s |
Recoveries: 120 Secs for the 12 mins, 60 Seconds for the 1 min reps.
A really good session to do as a group the week in the lead up to a half marathon. It gives you an opportunity to run a few miles at goal pace and also get some speed in the legs. Be sure to stick to HM pace though, any quicker and it defies the object of the session and you will be tired on race day.
Keep the RPE down, have a chit chat & Don’t forget those strides 😜
“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”
“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”
“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”
Stick to your goal pace early on and it should feel easy. Dig deep in those final 5km to achieve your goal. The biggest mistake you can make is getting swept along in the early stages and going off too fast.