Interval Training day on my first of two recovery weeks before the marathon. For some reason I don't feel like this workout is much of a recovery run. I guess it's because it's only five intervals and not eight :-) I was feeling a little slow going into the first and second intervals. I think it's because I missed several weeks of this faster stuff. Last time I did this workout I was able to average a 3:39 time (5:47 Pace). The weather dididn't make me want to run fast either.
2/12/2013 |
Mile |
Time |
HR |
HR % |
Max HR |
Pace |
3 |
Warm-Up @ 8:25 Pace |
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1000m |
3:51:00 |
144 |
75% |
161 |
6:19:00 |
200m |
Recovery |
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1000m |
3:51:00 |
151 |
80% |
163 |
6:13:00 |
200m |
Recovery |
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1000m |
3:48:00 |
147 |
77% |
166 |
6:11:00 |
200m |
Recovery |
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1000m |
3:48:00 |
156 |
83% |
169 |
6:12:00 |
200m |
Recovery |
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1000m |
3:45:00 |
153 |
81% |
166 |
6:06:00 |
200m |
Recovery |
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3 |
Cool-Down @ 8:30 Pace |
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Avg Pace |
6:12:12 |
Total |
19:03:00 |
150 |
79% |
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Avg. Time |
3:48:36 |
Total Miles |
9.75 |
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Where Run - High School Track |
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Weather - 50 degrees and Drizzling. |
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Target: Repeats - 10-20 Min. Warm-up, 5 x 1000 @ 3:44 (5:58 pace) 400m Recovery between each, 10 Min. Cool-down. Notes: Didn't remember what the recovery should be and I cut it to 200 active recovery. Also, added quite a bit to the warm-up and cool-down. Couldn't quite hit the paces on the speed work.
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