After seven weeks of consistent running it is time to increase mileage
again so that the weekly average mileage run during each of the last three weeks of the
summer break is higher than any of the earlier weeks. Hopefully, the weather will be cooler this week so it will be easier to go farther. Try to increase
mileage by an average of at least one mile per day (an extra 7-8 minutes
or so of running for the week). For example, if you ran 56 miles this past week (8
miles/day) then run 63 miles this next week (9 miles/day). Except for the hill repeats, the
pace for most of your running can remain relaxed/conversational since we are
still building our aerobic base. Tempo runs will start next week, and we won't begin speed work
until after practice starts. Please also do
core strength work (crunches/pushups/planks/dips) at least two times
during the week.
Sunday Long run of 10-14 miles (75 minutes or more)
Monday 7-9 miles
Tuesday 8-11 miles
Wednesday 7-9 miles w/ hill repeats
Thursday 8-10 miles w/ strength training
Friday 7-9 miles
Saturday 5-7 miles or swim/bike w/ strength training
Coach Van Arkel
Sunday Long run of 10-14 miles (75 minutes or more)
Monday 7-9 miles
Tuesday 8-11 miles
Wednesday 7-9 miles w/ hill repeats
Thursday 8-10 miles w/ strength training
Friday 7-9 miles
Saturday 5-7 miles or swim/bike w/ strength training
Coach Van Arkel
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