This unseasonably cool weather this week is great for training. I am really tempted to get out there today. Probably later. I have never trained the day after a meet, but running 2 events in two days is a little easier than my usual 2-event meets. Plus, I'm leaving for the Penn Relays on Thurs, I won't be training after Wed.
So, what worked in that 2 week cycle leading to my PRs? I recall emphasizing negative splits and 'fatigued form' on that last 100m of long sprints. The good thing about keeping records like this is I can try to 'out do' myself on my next cycle. I think I'll get some good training in, maybe starting tonight, and then try a similar cycle to the one below after Penn Relays.
Here was the 2 week cycle leading up to my PRs:
Monday: 6 x 600m - 1:45, 1:51, 1:52, 1:56, 1:58, 1:51; 2 x 200m - 28.5, 27.5
Tues: 10 x stadium stairs sprints, '6 half n halves' - double leg hops, resistance
Wed: 600m - 1:44, 500m - 88 sec, 400m - 68.5 sec, 300m - 45.5 sec, 200m - 28.5 sec, 150m - 20 sec, 100m - 14 sec
Thurs: 5 x 300m - 45, 45, 45.5, 46, 45.5; 2 x 150m - 20, 20.5; 400m - 64 (16 sec 100m splits)
Fri: 2 x 100m @ 80% - 14.5, 14; 400m event run - 56.5 (27, 29.5);2 x 200 - 26.5, 27.5
Sat: resistance
Sun: 10 mile hike
Mon: 4 x 500m - 83, 84, 85.5, 87; 2 x 200m - 28, 27
Tues: stairs and resistance
Wed: 400m - 58.5 (30, 28.5); 2 x 300m - 44, 44.5; 3 x 200m - 27.5, 28.5, 27.5
Thurs: 500m - 79 (64/400 + 15/100); 300m - 42.5; 200m - 26.5; 100m - 13 (from blocks)
Fri: 400m @ 70% effort - 64.5 (34, 30.5); Striders and block starts
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