A couple of tweaks here to include that 2nd S&C and also, if the hamstring feels ok, a Tuesday evening session. It’s not essential so any doubts about your leg, then you’d be better off doing an easy run instead. We want to make sure you are fit for HHM in a few weeks time. Any problems let me know but otherwise keep up the great work Michelle.
Coach Simonπ
10 Mins WU @ Easy Pace RPE: 3
8 Mins @ HM Pace RPE: 6 (2 Mins Recovery)
8 Mins @ 10k Pace RPE: 7 (2 Mins)
6 Mins @ 5K Pace RPE: 8 (2 Mins)
8 Mins @ HM Pace RPE: 6
10 Mins CD @ Easy Pace RPE: 3
A good session to practice some HM pace, but also appreciate the variation between the speeds at different distances. Work hard, run tall, smile. You got this.
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.
So slightly more challenging and time consuming. To save time you can superset some exercises. What does that mean? Well rather than having 60 seconds recovery after your Kettlebell Swings, use that 60 seconds to do the Farmers Walk. And then go back to the Kettlebell Swings again. So you’d alternative 2 exercises and once, then have a short break before doing the same again. It saves as much as 15 mins that you’d otherwise just be standing around. Any issues let me know.
So slightly more challenging and time consuming. To save time you can superset some exercises. What does that mean? Well rather than having 60 seconds recovery after your Kettlebell Swings, use that 60 seconds to do the Farmers Walk. And then go back to the Kettlebell Swings again. So you’d alternative 2 exercises and once, then have a short break before doing the same again. It saves as much as 15 mins that you’d otherwise just be standing around. Any issues let me know.