Core work is one of the keys to your success in middle distance running. Elite runners know that nutrition, core, consistent training, sports psychology and a healthy coach/athlete relationship are keys of success. Find a core program that your school trainer and coach support.
I learned about core from reading about the European athletes in the 1970s, Joaquim Cruz (1984 Olympic champ, 800m). The differences at the end of the season means inches decide top placings. Core work is one of those details that makes sense in your final races. Core training is an investment into your future.
Lining up, photo by Mike Deering/The Shoe Addicts
Thursday, January 9, 2019r: swimming, biking, weights, and core work, 30 minutes easy running
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Week 1, Light training, a short indoor season, building to the Spring outdoor season
Monday: warm up, 45 minute run, 4 x 150 meter stride outs, cool down
Tuesday: swimming, biking, weights, and core work, 30 minutes easy running
Wednesday: warm up, 45 minute run, 8 x 200 meter stride outs, cool down
Thursday: swimming, biking, weights, and core work, 30 minutes easy running
Friday: warm up, 45 minute run, 4 x 150 meter stride outs, cool down
Saturday: warm up, 3k race, of 3200m, or 1000m/600m, cool down
Sunday: Long run, easy 50-55 minutes, cooldown
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