Important to take some time out after HHM and then with London Landmarks only a few weeks away we just want to focus on keeping things relatively light but also practicing goal pace for that rather than doing more long runs. But any issues let me know. Happy to swap the days around to best suit your availability. Keep up the great work Lou.
Coach Simon🍊
If you have an accurate heart rate, then use that as your main data to determine pace, if not RPE is the best option. Hills are always going to cause them to go too high, unless you are super fit. Finish off with some strides.
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.
| Wall Sits | 2 x 70 Secs |
| Split Squat | 2 x 10 (6kg) |
| Incline Press Up | 2 x 10 |
| Russian Twist | 2 x 10 (6kg) |
| Plank | 2 x 40s |
| Single Leg Deadlift | 2 x 12 (6kg) |
| Squats | 2 x 12 (6kg) |
| Dead Bugs | 2 x 14 |
| Bicep Curls | 2 x 15 (2.5) |
| Kettlebell Bent Over Row | 2 x 8 (6kg) |
| Calf Raises | 2 x 12 (6kg) |
| Side Planks | 2 x 30s |
| KettleBell Swings | 2 x 20 (6kg) |
| Hip Abduction Isometric | 2 x 10 |
| Clam Shells | 1 x 10* |
10 Mins WU @ Easy Pace (RPE: 2)
60 Mins @ Half Marathon Pace (RPE: 6-8)
10 Mins CD @ Easy Pace (RPE: 3)
A good opportunity to practice goal pace for an steady run. The more comfortable you get at goal pace the easier it will feel on race day.