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Sep 2007
10:02pm, 6 Sep 2007
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Well done everyone. :-)

My session was 2 repetitions of:

4x400 metres with 1 minutes jog recovery.

2x 800 metres with 2 minutes jog recovery.

Nice. :-)

Off road on grass/trail. I didn't wear the HRM but I was close to puking at the end of each rep which I reckon is definitely over 85%WHR. :-)
Sep 2007
10:18pm, 6 Sep 2007
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Ouch. I hate those kinds of sessions. We had minute reps at club on Tuesday and I'm still aching!

Well done though! 8¬)
Sep 2007
10:21pm, 6 Sep 2007
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Cheers, my calves have tightened up somewhat. I'll be sleeping in flight socks tonight. :-)
Sep 2007
2:22pm, 7 Sep 2007
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hellen
6 mile recovery run from work so was flatter than runs from home.

Av HR was 70% ooops, found it hard to keep HR down because it was really warm, av pace 10.04/mile
Sep 2007
2:43pm, 7 Sep 2007
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Diogenes
4.5 M recovery run to:

a) see how iill I am (not too bad it seems),
b) try out new shoes (jury still out)
c) get rid of hangover once and for all

AHR = 64% /143bpm , Avg pace 10:48, nice and slow. Couldn't have gone any faster.
Sep 2007
12:30pm, 8 Sep 2007
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hellen
WGT, def and 85% run cos you were doing 85% on the hard bits. If you were doing intervals then the bits that matter are the fast bits, they are the bits that need to get up to 85% , the WU , CD and bits inbetween dont need to be above 85%. so it looks like a interval session to me.

make sure tommorrow is either rest or less than 70%
Sep 2007
12:38pm, 8 Sep 2007
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hellen
this week is my cutback week so once again having a dilemma about how much to cutback on my LR tommorrow and what pace to go at.
Last 3 weeks have been 18.6, 20, 20 so thinking somewhere between 10 and 15. Am thinking of doing some of it or maybe all at MP although I dont know what MP is so that could be trickly!!!
Sep 2007
1:36pm, 8 Sep 2007
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Girlie
Back from longest LSR to date 18 miles.

lap one 10 miles avg HR 143bpm(66%) Pace 11:31/mi
Lap Two 8 miles Avg hr 152(72%) Pace 11:54/mi

Did drift upwards during last mile or 2 as usual, so not too bothered, the overall avg was 146(68%) although not a true sub 70% very happy with that as I did try to keep below 75% for the second lap, which got very hard towards the end. Right ankle and top of foot started complaining at 16 miles and got quite painful as I came in.

Hopefully I will feel better after the distance next week when I try it again.

Hellen, I would experiment with different paces,for me, my MP is around 10:30-11:30/mi( I hope!) so thats the pace I use for MP runs.

WGT, sounds like a good interval session to me.
Sep 2007
2:55pm, 8 Sep 2007
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hellen
well done girlie, you must be really chuffed to have done 18 miles. I remember how happy I was after I hit new territory!!!
I seem to beable to do fast (for me) in intervals, 7.30/mile ish
I can also do brisk as in a tempo run 8.30/mile ish
LSR and recovery run 10-10.30/mile
however, I have difficulty with anything inbetween 8.30 and 10!!!
when I did my run on thur I decided I woudl do a tempo run, not done one for a while so jsut ran at what felt comfortably hard. I had thought that I would prob do around 9/mile, I remember the same happening a while back I set off with it in my mind that I would go at around 9/mile (which used to be the pace I trained at all the time!!) but it ended up being faster then I had to slow right down because I coudlnt keep it up!!!
I think I have some gears missing inbetween but they are my MP gears so I need to sort them out!!! At the mo I think my MP is going to be about 9.40-10/mile.
Sep 2007
3:00pm, 8 Sep 2007
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Girlie
Doesn't the gospel according to Parker say do Marathons at around 75%? if so, then that might be a good place to start? or to run at the 9:40-10:00/mi and see what HR that comes out at.
I'm going to try 75% for my next one, I think I know where it will end up, but want to see for myself.

I'm well chuffed to have run such a long way and even happier to know it is only 8 more miles to full distance, so it seems more achieveable!

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Everything you need to know about training with a heart rate monitor. Remember the motto "I can maintain a fast pace over the race distance because I am an Endurance God". Mind the trap door....

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A quote:

"The area between the top of the aerobic threshold and anaerobic threshold is somewhat of a no mans land of fitness. It is a mix of aerobic and anaerobic states. For the amount of effort the athlete puts forth, not a whole lot of fitness is produced. It does not train the aerobic or anaerobic energy system to a high degree. This area does have its place in training; it is just not in base season. Unfortunately this area is where I find a lot of athletes spending the majority of their seasons, which retards aerobic development. The athletes heart rate shoots up to this zone with little power or speed being produced when it gets there." Matt Russ, US International Coach

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