5K Record Breaker

Plan overview

Weeks: 8

Distance: 36.7 km/week

Workouts: 31

Total distance: 293.6 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 2.8 km

Z2: 83.6 km

Z3: 183 km

Z4: 8.8 km

Z5: 15.4 km

Z6: 0 km

1%
28%
62%
3%
5%
0%


Select a week or scroll down to view all workouts.

Week 1

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 34.6 km

Average workout:

Distance 8.7 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 5m

Z2: 2h 58m

Z3: 6h 34m

Z4: -

Z5: -

Z6: -

1%
31%
68%
0%
0%
0%

800 m from 65 to 70% of 5k pace2800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m free run2800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m free run2800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m free run400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 12 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 1132 m

Z3: 10800 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
9%
90%
0%
0%
0%

"Fartlek" - Swedish for speed-play - runs are designed to inject additional stimulus into what is otherwise a base or endurance run. These short bursts of speed help teach your body to recover while still maintaining a strong pace. The key with a fartlek run is that you surge from a solid endurance pace and then return right back to that pace. You should not need to slow down below your base pace to recover. Consistent fast running is a key part of building the sort of anaerobic capacity and power you will need to smash your 5K PR.

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402 m @ 66% of 5k pace402 m @ 68% of 5k pace402 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m @ 72% of 5k pace2012 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m from 68 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 4.022 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 79 m

Z2: 3943 m

Z3: 0 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
98%
0%
0%
0%
0%

Really easy runs are important for keeping your frequency up and the body's rhythm flowing. Do not push the pace here. Just relax and keep the legs turning over. These sorts of runs are great to do on a treadmill because it will force you to hold an easy pace and also it reduces the pounding as opposed to concrete/asphalt.

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400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace10x 400 m @ 85% of 5k pace,
400 m @ 73% of 5k pace
600 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10.2 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 103 m

Z2: 4897 m

Z3: 5200 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
48%
51%
0%
0%
0%

Hill repeats are really speed work in disguise. Hills are a great way to build speed and power on tired legs. The power required to run up a hill is the same as to run fast, but the leg speed can be lower. A grade of about 6-8% is ideal, but you can play with speed and gradient to keep the workout interesting.

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400 m @ 71% of 5k pace400 m @ 74% of 5k pace400 m @ 77% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace6400 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 8.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 51 m

Z2: 707 m

Z3: 7642 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
8%
91%
0%
0%
0%

Long steady blocks at the top of Zone 2 help develop the endurance that you will need through the middle of a 5k. After a fast open, you will need to run strong through the middle in order to kick hard at the end.

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Week 2

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 36.2 km

Average workout:

Distance 9.1 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 5m

Z2: 2h 58m

Z3: 7h 1m

Z4: -

Z5: -

Z6: -

1%
29%
70%
0%
0%
0%

800 m from 65 to 70% of 5k pace2800 m @ 75% of 5k pace1600 m free run2800 m @ 75% of 5k pace1600 m free run2800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m free run400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 13.6 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 1132 m

Z3: 12400 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
8%
91%
0%
0%
0%

"Fartlek" - Swedish for speed-play - runs are designed to inject additional stimulus into what is otherwise a base or endurance run. These short bursts of speed help teach your body to recover while still maintaining a strong pace. The key with a fartlek run is that you surge from a solid endurance pace and then return right back to that pace. You should not need to slow down below your base pace to recover. Consistent fast running is a key part of building the sort of anaerobic capacity and power you will need to smash your 5K PR.

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402 m @ 66% of 5k pace402 m @ 68% of 5k pace402 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m @ 72% of 5k pace2012 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m from 68 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 4.022 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 79 m

Z2: 3943 m

Z3: 0 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
98%
0%
0%
0%
0%

Really easy runs are important for keeping your frequency up and the body's rhythm flowing. Do not push the pace here. Just relax and keep the legs turning over. These sorts of runs are great to do on a treadmill because it will force you to hold an easy pace and also it reduces the pounding as opposed to concrete/asphalt.

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400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace10x 400 m @ 85% of 5k pace,
400 m @ 73% of 5k pace
600 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10.2 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 103 m

Z2: 4897 m

Z3: 5200 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
48%
51%
0%
0%
0%

Hill repeats are really speed work in disguise. Hills are a great way to build speed and power on tired legs. The power required to run up a hill is the same as to run fast, but the leg speed can be lower. A grade of about 6-8% is ideal, but you can play with speed and gradient to keep the workout interesting.

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400 m @ 71% of 5k pace400 m @ 74% of 5k pace400 m @ 77% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace6400 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 8.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 51 m

Z2: 707 m

Z3: 7642 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
8%
91%
0%
0%
0%

Long steady blocks at the top of Zone 2 help develop the endurance that you will need through the middle of a 5k. After a fast open, you will need to run strong through the middle in order to kick hard at the end.

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Week 3

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 44.4 km

Average workout:

Distance 11.1 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 12m

Z2: 3h 17m

Z3: 4h 52m

Z4: 2h 20m

Z5: 1h 40m

Z6: -

2%
27%
39%
19%
14%
0%

400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 72% of 5k pace400 m @ 74% of 5k pace400 m @ 76% of 5k pace400 m @ 78% of 5k pace13600 m @ 82% of 5k pace800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 16.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 1463 m

Z3: 14800 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
9%
90%
0%
0%
0%

Having a big base is essential for being able to handle the fast start, surges with terrain and competition, and fast finish of a 5K. Being able to run a long way without tiring is a critical part of being able to run much shorter distance at a sustained fast pace.

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3200 m from 65 to 75% of 5k pace2000 m @ 90% of 5k pace400 m @ 102% of 5k pace2000 m @ 93% of 5k pace400 m @ 102% of 5k pace2000 m @ 96% of 5k pace400 m @ 102% of 5k pace2400 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 12.8 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 307 m

Z2: 4370 m

Z3: 923 m

Z4: 6000 m

Z5: 1200 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
34%
7%
47%
9%
0%

Being able to push for sustained periods over threshold and then to recover while still running fast is an essential physiological skill for the 5K racer.

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402 m @ 66% of 5k pace402 m @ 68% of 5k pace402 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m @ 72% of 5k pace2012 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m from 68 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 4.022 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 79 m

Z2: 3943 m

Z3: 0 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
98%
0%
0%
0%
0%

Really easy runs are important for keeping your frequency up and the body's rhythm flowing. Do not push the pace here. Just relax and keep the legs turning over. These sorts of runs are great to do on a treadmill because it will force you to hold an easy pace and also it reduces the pounding as opposed to concrete/asphalt.

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800 m @ 70% of 5k pace800 m @ 74% of 5k pace800 m @ 78% of 5k pace6x 800 m @ 102% of 5k pace,
400 m @ 92% of 5k pace
1600 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 11.2 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 205 m

Z2: 2027 m

Z3: 1768 m

Z4: 2400 m

Z5: 4800 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
18%
16%
21%
43%
0%

Over-unders help develop your ability to surge and recover - repeatedly. This helps to improve economy and makes the sustained high effort - just a notch below the surge pace - feel much easier.

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Week 4

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 44 km

Average workout:

Distance 11 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 6m

Z2: 3h 28m

Z3: 8h 40m

Z4: -

Z5: -

Z6: -

1%
28%
71%
0%
0%
0%

800 m @ 70% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 78% of 5k pace800 m @ 85% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace1600 m free run800 m @ 65% of 5k pace1600 m free run1600 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 2263 m

Z3: 8000 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
22%
77%
0%
0%
0%

Our first test comes in the form of a broken 2/3 distance test - 2x1mi (1600m) with moderate rest at close to target pace.

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1200 m from 65 to 70% of 5k pace1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 19.6 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 1532 m

Z3: 18000 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

0%
8%
92%
0%
0%
0%

"Fartlek" - Swedish for speed-play - runs are designed to inject additional stimulus into what is otherwise a base or endurance run. These short bursts of speed help teach your body to recover while still maintaining a strong pace. The key with a fartlek run is that you surge from a solid endurance pace and then return right back to that pace. You should not need to slow down below your base pace to recover. Consistent fast running is a key part of building the sort of anaerobic capacity and power you will need to smash your 5K PR.

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400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace5x 800 m @ 85% of 5k pace,
800 m @ 73% of 5k pace
400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 4732 m

Z3: 5200 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
47%
52%
0%
0%
0%

Hill repeats are really speed work in disguise. Hills are a great way to build speed and power on tired legs. The power required to run up a hill is the same as to run fast, but the leg speed can be lower. A grade of about 3-5% is ideal, but you can play with speed and gradient to keep the workout interesting. Longer hills like this challenge your ability to maintain power and - especially form - as you get tired. In the second half of each climb, make sure you keep your shoulders back and your chin up.

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402 m @ 66% of 5k pace402 m @ 68% of 5k pace402 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m @ 72% of 5k pace2012 m @ 70% of 5k pace402 m from 68 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 4.022 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 79 m

Z2: 3943 m

Z3: 0 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
98%
0%
0%
0%
0%

Really easy runs are important for keeping your frequency up and the body's rhythm flowing. Do not push the pace here. Just relax and keep the legs turning over. These sorts of runs are great to do on a treadmill because it will force you to hold an easy pace and also it reduces the pounding as opposed to concrete/asphalt.

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Week 5

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 48.4 km

Average workout:

Distance 12.1 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 5m

Z2: 3h 22m

Z3: 10h

Z4: -

Z5: -

Z6: -

1%
25%
74%
0%
0%
0%

800 m @ 70% of 5k pace800 m @ 73% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 85% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace2400 m free run400 m @ 65% of 5k pace800 m free run2000 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 2663 m

Z3: 7600 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
26%
73%
0%
0%
0%

After last week, you should have a better idea how to pace these high intensity sustained efforts. This time we lengthen out the first interval to 1.5mi and then shorten the rest and then do another half-mile at close to your goal pace for 5k. This will help further dial in that pacing.

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804 m @ 68% of 5k pace804 m @ 70% of 5k pace804 m @ 72% of 5k pace804 m @ 70% of 5k pace3219 m @ 74% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 6.435 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 0 m

Z2: 3216 m

Z3: 3219 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

0%
50%
50%
0%
0%
0%

A nice easy run to help keep your rhythm. Make sure you head outside for some of these runs as well. The treadmill is a great training tool, but it is important to get used to pacing on the road as well.

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1200 m from 65 to 70% of 5k pace1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run1600 m @ 82% of 5k pace400 m free run400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 21.6 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 1532 m

Z3: 20000 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

0%
7%
93%
0%
0%
0%

"Fartlek" - Swedish for speed-play - runs are designed to inject additional stimulus into what is otherwise a base or endurance run. These short bursts of speed help teach your body to recover while still maintaining a strong pace. The key with a fartlek run is that you surge from a solid endurance pace and then return right back to that pace. You should not need to slow down below your base pace to recover. Consistent fast running is a key part of building the sort of anaerobic capacity and power you will need to smash your 5K PR.

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400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace5x 800 m @ 85% of 5k pace,
800 m @ 73% of 5k pace
400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 4732 m

Z3: 5200 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
47%
52%
0%
0%
0%

Hill repeats are really speed work in disguise. Hills are a great way to build speed and power on tired legs. The power required to run up a hill is the same as to run fast, but the leg speed can be lower. A grade of about 6-8% is ideal, but you can play with speed and gradient to keep the workout interesting. Longer hills like this challenge your ability to maintain power and - especially form - as you get tired. In the second half of each climb, make sure you keep your shoulders back and your chin up.

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Week 6

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 34.8 km

Average workout:

Distance 8.7 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 5m

Z2: 3h 1m

Z3: 5h 22m

Z4: 7m

Z5: 1h 5m

Z6: -

1%
31%
56%
1%
11%
0%

804 m @ 68% of 5k pace804 m @ 70% of 5k pace804 m @ 72% of 5k pace804 m @ 70% of 5k pace3219 m @ 74% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 6.435 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 0 m

Z2: 3216 m

Z3: 3219 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

0%
50%
50%
0%
0%
0%

A nice easy run to help keep your rhythm. Make sure you head outside for some of these runs as well. The treadmill is a great training tool, but it is important to get used to pacing on the road as well.

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800 m @ 70% of 5k pace1600 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 85% of 5k pace400 m @ 90% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace3200 m free run2400 m @ 70% of 5k pace1200 m free run800 m @ 65% of 5k pace1200 m free run800 m @ 65% of 5k pace1200 m free run800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 15.6 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 5463 m

Z3: 9600 m

Z4: 400 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
35%
62%
3%
0%
0%

With some experience with two-mile/3200m time-trials, we add a layer of difficulty on with some extended intervals after the 2mi effort. The goal here for these intervals is to hold the same speed OR FASTER as you did for your 2mi effort. Long and very easy recovery between.

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400 m from 65 to 70% of 5k pace1600 m @ 78% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace400 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 51 m

Z2: 707 m

Z3: 2922 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 320 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
18%
73%
0%
8%
0%

A bit of light speedwork here to keep the legs firing before a solid test of your fitness and speed.

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800 m @ 70% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace3x 1200 m @ 102% of 5k pace,
400 m @ 75% of 5k pace
800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 8.8 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 1463 m

Z3: 3600 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 3600 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
17%
41%
0%
41%
0%

Some fast paced intervals early in the week to help give you an idea of pacing for the longer self-paced test later in the week.

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Week 7

Workouts: 4

Total distance: 33.2 km

Average workout:

Distance 8.3 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 5m

Z2: 3h 34m

Z3: 5h 8m

Z4: -

Z5: 27m

Z6: -

1%
39%
56%
0%
5%
0%

800 m @ 70% of 5k pace800 m @ 73% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 85% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace3200 m free run2400 m @ 82% of 5k pace800 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 103 m

Z2: 2213 m

Z3: 8084 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
21%
78%
0%
0%
0%

With a bunch of hard, sustained efforts in your legs, you should have a better idea how to pace these high intensity sustained efforts. This time, it is a straight two-mile test at close to your goal pace for 5k will help dial in that pacing.

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804 m @ 68% of 5k pace804 m @ 70% of 5k pace804 m @ 72% of 5k pace804 m @ 70% of 5k pace3219 m @ 74% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 6.435 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 0 m

Z2: 3216 m

Z3: 3219 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

0%
50%
50%
0%
0%
0%

A nice easy run to help keep your rhythm. Make sure you head outside for some of these runs as well. The treadmill is a great training tool, but it is important to get used to pacing on the road as well.

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400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 85% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace4x 400 m @ 105% of 5k pace,
400 m @ 63% of 5k pace
800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 6.4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 2663 m

Z3: 2000 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 1600 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
42%
31%
0%
25%
0%

A classic track session comes indoors - quarter-mile/400m repeats. Well above race pace for these with a super easy recovery.

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400 m @ 70% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace400 m @ 75% of 5k pace5x 800 m @ 85% of 5k pace,
800 m @ 73% of 5k pace
400 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 10 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 68 m

Z2: 4732 m

Z3: 5200 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 0 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
47%
52%
0%
0%
0%

Hill repeats are really speed work in disguise. Hills are a great way to build speed and power on tired legs. The power required to run up a hill is the same as to run fast, but the leg speed can be lower. A grade of about 6-8% is ideal, but you can play with speed and gradient to keep the workout interesting. Longer hills like this challenge your ability to maintain power and - especially form - as you get tired. In the second half of each climb, make sure you keep your shoulders back and your chin up.

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Week 8

Workouts: 3

Total distance: 17.8 km

Average workout:

Distance 5.9 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 3m

Z2: 36m

Z3: 3h 12m

Z4: -

Z5: 1h 5m

Z6: -

1%
12%
65%
0%
22%
0%

400 m from 65 to 70% of 5k pace1600 m @ 78% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace320 m @ 75% of 5k pace80 m @ 110% of 5k pace400 m from 75 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 4 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 51 m

Z2: 707 m

Z3: 2922 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 320 m

Z6: 0 m

1%
18%
73%
0%
8%
0%

Some final miles with a bit of up-tempo speedwork just to keep you where you need to be.

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800 m @ 70% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace800 m @ 75% of 5k pace3x 1200 m @ 102% of 5k pace,
400 m @ 75% of 5k pace
800 m from 70 to 55% of 5k pace
Workout overview

Distance: 8.8 km

Zone distribution

Z1: 137 m

Z2: 1463 m

Z3: 3600 m

Z4: 0 m

Z5: 3600 m

Z6: 0 m

2%
17%
41%
0%
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It is time to rest up and sharpen up. Some short speed intervals to get your legs primed for the weekend.

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