The summer off-season training block is half over, so cross country training definitely picks up a
bit, with more mileage during the next five
weeks than during the first five weeks. Women and men
should be running 50-60 miles/week or more for the balance of the summer. The
long run should be from 70 to 90 minutes at a conversational pace. During
the week continue to do a set of hill repeats and a couple of core strength workouts. Running twice a day a couple of times a week would be fine, too. The objective for the next five weeks of summer training is to maximize aerobic capacity (mileage/volume), build some strength (hills/core), and stay healthy. We can save the hard repeats and racing for the fall after practice starts.
Sunday(7/13) Long run of 10-13 miles
Monday 6-8 miles
Tuesday 8-10 miles w/ strength training
Wednesday 7-9 miles w/ hill repeats
Thursday 8-10 miles w/ strength training
Friday 8-10 miles
Saturday 4-6 miles or swim/bike
Coach Van Arkel
Sunday(7/13) Long run of 10-13 miles
Monday 6-8 miles
Tuesday 8-10 miles w/ strength training
Wednesday 7-9 miles w/ hill repeats
Thursday 8-10 miles w/ strength training
Friday 8-10 miles
Saturday 4-6 miles or swim/bike
Coach Van Arkel
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