June 7
June 8
15 warm up, warm down with easy spinning in the small ring. 30 middle minutes in big ring, but still not a hard effort. If on the road, concentrate on constant pedaling with minimal freewheeling.
Speed day
wu: 400 continuous. last 50 in each 100 is kick
main: 8 x 100 EBEH (each 100 = 25Easy, 25Build, 25Easy, 25 Hard)
cd: 6 x 25, each slower than last
June 9
OFF--rest.
June 10
June 11
45 minutes. 10 minute warm up, then do 20 second strides* before returning to RPE 3 pace. Repeat strides every 5 minute until end of run.
Long day
wu: 6 x 100, concentrating on different part of stroke each 100
main: 4 x 500, keeping each 500 even pace
cd: 2 x 150 pull
This week we introduce Neuro Speed….training the body to move fast and efficient while not stressing the body.
We'll do this on the run through strides(also called accelerations). Strides are short efforts of running fast by slowly accelerating allowing fast, quick footstrikes and an efficient form on the upper body. These strides only last 20-30 seconds but are not run "hard"
By slowly accelerating from normal run pace to near top speed, but over a very short time, you should not feel at all fatigued but your body will begin to neurologically what it feels like to be swift--think cheetah!
June 12
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Upcoming races
- Tri the Parks Triathlon - Blalock Lakes (Triathlon)6/1/2013 Newnan, Georgia

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90 minutes long run, easy pace. RPE 3