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Location:

Hamden,CT,USA

Member Since:

Mar 15, 2012

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Age Division Winner

Running Accomplishments:

12/4/2011 5K 21:32 PR

3/24/2012 10K 45:47 PR

9/3/2012 20K 1:45:07 PR
(New Haven Road Race)

4/29/2012 13.1M 1:42:24 PR
(Cheshire Half Marathon)

Short-Term Running Goals:

5K in 21 minutes...

Six Week 5K Training Plan - 6/17/13

Mile (1600m) Time Trials

Long-Term Running Goals:

Stay healthy and keep running for another 20 years...

Personal:

Ran track and field in high school, half mile and 4x440 relay.

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Slow milesFast milesTotal Distance
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Farmington Canal Trail: Treadwell to Sanford

Total miles: 6.00
Total time: 60:44

Early evening run, 75F, sunny. 

Fartlek run. 

Warm-up: 10:57 

0.2M fast / 0.2M recovery: 

1) 1:26/2:01 
2) 1:29/1:56 
3) 1:23/3:03 
4) 1:20/2:55 
5) 1:21/- 

(Turnaround: 29:00) 

Timed Fast/Rest Intervals: 

2:00-4:00-4:00-2:00 

(Final: 60:44) 

The aim was to practice a fast 5K pace.  In the first half of the
run, I ran 0.2M segments timed, at about a 6:40-7:25 pace.  In order
to run near the 6:40 pace, I need to walk the rest instead of jogging
it.  This extends the rest time to 3:00 instead of 2:00.

In the second half, I ran fast for 2:00 then walked the same time,
followed by two 4:00 segments and then another 2:00 segment.

This was a hard enough work out, got it done but I felt the fatigue
in my legs.  However, after a good night sleep, the legs felt okay,
so the effort was just about right.

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