Right planned changed (completely ππ, it’s fine, only takes 60secs). Looks like we still hit our target but that would mean working quite hard at the Pudding Dash with a WU & CD. If doing it as an easy plod we’d need some extra pts somewhere.
Coach Simonπ
Maintaining your current 5k pace will get progressively more challenging as a session unfolds. So breaking it down in this nature should allow you to maintain that pace for the whole session.
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.
A great form of cross trainer for us runners. Find the level which means your heart rate is in zone 2. If you go other that, reduce the level. It’s that simple.
| Skipping | 6 x 10s |
| Barbell Squat | 2 x 12 (10kg) |
| Plank | 3 x 60s |
| Reverse Lunge & Rotation | 2 x 15 |
| Barbell Overhead Press | 2 x 10 (10kg) |
| Calf Raises | 2 x 12 (10kg) |
| Flutter Kicks | 2 x 35s |
| Romanian Deadlift | 2 x 10 (10kg) |
| Split Squat | 2 x 15 |
| Barbell Bent Over Row | 2 x 10 (10kg) |
| Wall Sits | 2 x 45s |
If you have accurate heart rate data that is far and away the best guide for this run. Stay in Zone 2 if you can.
The only real mistake you can make here is going too fast. Try and pick a flat route as well. Hills will push that RPE too high.