byLarry EderIn our programs, Sundays, day 7 of week 4, is all about the long runs. Keep it relaxed and get on soft ground. Especially the day after racing, keep it relaxed and keep the pace at a talking pace.
We will build long runs from 60 minutes to 90 minutes over the season. Long runs help build endurance and give you the time to consider your week, your training and what you want to get out of running.
Runners at all levels do better with a program built for them. Des Linden, the 2018 Boston Marathon Champion, won the race in the worst conditions in almost a century.
Des Linden, a runner and her dog, photo courtesy of Brooks Running
Special thanks to Brooks Running for sponsoring this daily training program and providing us access to Josh Kerr, Danny Mackey and Des Linden. To learn more about Brooks running shoes please go to BrooksRunning.com.
Today’s workout: February 6, 2022, Sunday: 55-60 minutes moderate pace, on trails
Today’s clip from Des Linden, Des talks about drug testing, https://youtu.be/
The complete Des Linden interview is here:
https://www.runblogrun.com/2020/07/socialing-the-distance-featuring-des-linden-full-interview.html
Des Linden on witter: https://twitter.com/des_linden
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Brooks presents: 2022 RunBlogRun Spring Middle Distance Daily Track Training (800m-5000m), Week 4, Day 7
Monday: warm up, 30-45 minutes moderate running, 4 x 100m stride outs, cool down
Tuesday: 45 minutes running on trails, 4 times 2 minutes hard, with 5 minute moderate running, warm up and cooldown
Wednesday: warm up, 30-45 minutes, moderate running, 4 x 100m stride outs, cooldown
Thursday: warm up, warm up, 45 minute fartlek, 10 minutes running, then 12 x 1 minute hard, 1 minute easy, 11 minutes running, then cooldown
Friday: warm up, 30-45 minutes moderate running, 4 x100m stride outs, cooldown
Saturday: warm up, All comers meet, indoor meet, 800m if you are 3-5k, 3k if you are 800m person, 3k if you are 1,500m person, cooldown
Sunday: 55-60 minutes moderate pace, on trails
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