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Week Commencing: 25 May 26

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I’ll probably do a session Monday morning if you’re around as track won’t be on, I will be running not coaching but will do a session with Sunday in mind as I know a few others on the team would be keen to do that. As for Sunday the most important thing I can say to you is just to go into it with confidence and self belief from what you’ve already achieved this year. There’s a big difference between self confidence and arrogance and in you’re head you should be taking the start line with the attitude “you know what, I am one of the best Hastings Runners in this field”. I’ll put out a post about pacing nearer the race time and factor any wind. Any issues with the schedule just shout.

Coach Simon🍊

112 POINTS TARGET

112 Points

MONDAY

si-1-mile

3 x 1 Mile & 6 x 200m

28 POINTS

3 x 1 Mile & 6 x 200m

10 Mins WU

Zone 2: Easy

3 x 1 Mile (120s Rest)

Zone 6: 10k

6 x 200m (60s Rest)

Zone 7: <3K

10 Mins CD

Zone 2: Easy

If doing this the week of a 5 or 10 miler, look to hit specific target pace for the mile reps, rather than 10k pace.

3 x 1 miles were pretty brutal but I tried to do just above 5 mile pace in prep for Sunday. 6 x 200m felt strong on those.
Smashed it, loved the pace. In that heat it is very impressive. So loads of positives to take from that session and I think you are well set to run a really strong race on Sunday. Well done Jodie.

Coach Simon 🍊
28 Points

TUESDAY

gym-workout

Jodie Gym Session

10 POINTS

Jodie Gym Session

Barbell Squats

3 x 8

Deadlifts

3 x 8

Bulgarian Split Squats

3 x 8

Single Leg Kickback

3 x 8

Weighted Hip Thrusts

3 x 8

Calf Raises

3 x 10

Bent Knee Calf Raises

3 x 10

Cable Torso Rotation

3 x 8

Lat Pulldown

3 x 10

Chest Press

3 x 10

Plank

3 x 60s

Side Lunge

3 x 8

I’ve added in a few exercises so we cover all the fundamental movement patterns (push, pull, squat, lunge, rotate, hinge) and calf raises were the key running exercise that was missing.

I was listening to a podcast yesterday that was saying how important it can be if we do the same sessions on the same days. I know that won’t be possible with Sunday races, but other weeks if you find that routine it can really help you appreciate how the body feels each day and compare to previous weeks. Something to ponder. Well done on the session Jodie.

Coach Simon 🍊
10 Points

WEDNESDAY

sunrise

60 Mins Easy (Hills)

24 POINTS

60 Mins Easy (Hills)

60 Mins

Zone 2-3: Easy/Steady

Likely your heart rate will climb as you run up the hills, so don’t worry too much about drifting into Zone 3 for the hills, try and keep the rest in Zone 2.

Enjoyable run in the sunshine. Felt super easy and managed to keep HR low despite the heat. Did feel a few niggles in the first mile but seemed to ease off.
One of the best tips I ever had was never judge a run until at least 10 mins in. Things can always hurt early. I’ve had runs I could hardly move for the first km and then everything eases off. But glad this went well and you kept it nice and easy. This feels like a really good change to your training post Brighton which I believe should make a big difference. Great work Jodie.

Coach Simon 🍊
24 Points

THURSDAY

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Rest Day

0 POINTS

Rest Day

0 Mins

RPE 0

“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”

FRIDAY

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andy-alice

40 Mins Run

12 POINTS

40 Mins Run

40 Mins Run

Zone 2

The biggest mistake we can make with these recovery runs is running too fast. This will mean when our harder sessions come round we are still fatigued and not able to put enough effort in to make the necessary gains.

Was able to keep HR and RPE low much easier than week 1. Running easy is actually starting to feel easier! Woo! Legs didn’t feel great on this run though to be honest
Great to hear. And you’ll notice my easy run today was close to 10 min miling. As I said to Cam on his run, we use our muscles slightly differently when we run slower so it might be you’re body just isn’t used to slow running. Give it time and hopefully it will adapt. But pleased this went well Jodie and this is how you can end up doing more miles and still be fresh for those key sessions.

Coach Simon 🍊
12 Points

SATURDAY

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Rest Day

0 POINTS

Rest Day

0 Mins

RPE 0

“Rest days are key. Our body adapts and gets stronger when we rest & recovery. Have a good one!”

SUNDAY

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paul-1-mile

5 Mile Race

38 POINTS

5 Mile Race

10 Mins WU

Zone 2: Easy

5 Miles

Zone 5: 10K

10 Mins CD

Zone 2: Easy

5 miles is a really tough distance to get right. Rest assured, this is tough. The first mile is so important, don’t go off too quick and you’ll set yourself up for a strong race. Pace should be right at the top of your Zone 5, 10k target. Towards the end you’ll be working in Zone 6 though from an RPE and heart rate perspective.

A PB! Last years time was 39:19 and this year was 38:31. Definitely a hard one to pace, I had to drop the pace on the 4/5 mile a tad as I was struggling because of the heat but overall happy with how I did. I also made a rookie error and put hairspray in my hair and as soon as i started sweating it all went in my eyes and I couldn’t see properly! 😂
I probably shouldn’t laugh at that, but it’s the funniest bit of feedback I’ve read today. A really strong run, congrats on your PB. In terms of the pacing, it’s hard to get right, especially this distance as we do it so rarely. But you did well to adjust mid race and then still finish strongly, so it’s good to have that awareness of how you feel to make that tweak. Loads of positives to take from this one and we can continue to make gains going forward. Well done Jodie.

Coach Simon 🍊
38 Points

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