30 days and 30 runs - backs to base(ics)
I've been a bit too tired/stressed to do many speed-sessions in the last 30 days (just 3), but I did manage to do something I've never done before - run every single day for a little over 4 weeks! I don't think I've ever run for more than 10 consecutive days before. As a result, I managed four 50-mile weeks and feel much stronger for it. Outside marathon training (where I averaged 60-mile weeks at peak over a month) I've only run that kind of monthly volume once before. The difference on the previous occasion was that I was nearly at burn-out and should have been resting instead.
*** UPDATE *** 35 consecutive days was the final tally!
Follow my attempts to defy the ageing process with the help of my friends at North Herts Road Runners
Sunday, 29 April 2012
Saturday, 21 April 2012
More volume, less speed...
... and 23 consecutive days of running
Life has been a bit stressful over the last few weeks - work, home and family, so I've only done one speed-session, but instead have done about 50 miles/week for 3 weeks and have really felt the benefit. My fitness graph below shows the step-change in base-fitness. I am hoping that some sharpening over coming weeks will put me in good shape for the Midweek Road-race League which starts on 16th May.
Life has been a bit stressful over the last few weeks - work, home and family, so I've only done one speed-session, but instead have done about 50 miles/week for 3 weeks and have really felt the benefit. My fitness graph below shows the step-change in base-fitness. I am hoping that some sharpening over coming weeks will put me in good shape for the Midweek Road-race League which starts on 16th May.
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