March
Wk 1 – hills, cruise intervals, long run
Wk 2 – hills, tempo, long run
Wk 3- long intervals, cruise intervals, long run
Wk 4 – hills, long intervals, long run
April
Wk 1 – long intervals, high volume short intervals, long run
Wk 2 – long intervals, high volume short intervals, long run
Wk 3 – long intervals, speed (intro), short intervals, reduce long run distance to 10 miles
Wk 4 – long intervals, speed, short intervals, 8-10mile long run
May
Intro to anaerobic workouts
Wk 1 – longer intervals (low volume), speed, anaerobic short intervals, 8 mile long run
Wk 2 – longer intervals, speed, short intervals, 8 mile long run
Wk 3 – longer intervals, speed, anaerobic, 8 mile long run
Wk 4 longer intervals, speed, short intervals, 8 mile long run
June
Early Competitive
Anaerobic workouts, high intensity/low volume
July
Mid competitive
Sharpening
Aug
Late competitive
Sharpening
2 comments:
That looks like a good middle-distance program Mike. If you can get all those sessions done there's no reason why you won't be racing well come the track season.
Nice work with the 1000s on Saturday. 5 seems a lot to me!
Thanks Ewen. This program is going to be really tough that's for sure. I'm banking on the fact that my previous build should provide a strong foundation for this one.
I think two of the months have 5-weeks instead of just 4, so I imagine those will provide me a couple of down weeks (although I'm sure I'll need to take a few more)
The biggest challenge now is getting myself mentally ready. There was a bit of a let down after working so hard and not having any winter season results to show for it. I have to be 100% mentally ready to go to handle those tough workouts and I know I'm not there right now.
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