Ile biegać kilometrów w tygodniu
: 10 lis 2002, 13:12
Ponieważ dyskutowaliśmy ostatnio ile robić kilometrów chcąc osiągnąć dobry wynik w Maratonie, poniżej zamieszczam przykład treningu, który żona Khalida Khannouchiego proponuje żeby pobiec dobry wyścig na 5 km. Nie znam jej doświadczenia trenerskiego, myślę, że nie uważa się za trenera tylko z tytułu bycia żoną Khalida, podejrzewam zresztą, że konsultowała z nim ten trening, ale na co chciałem zwrócić uwagę: ten zaproponowany trening na 5 km to jest 100 km tygodniowo. Chyba naturalne jest więc, że do maratonu potrzebny jest większy kilometraż - nie mówie tu o przebiegnięciu maratonu w ogóle ale do uzyskania dobrego wyniku.
This is a 7 week training schedule for a teenager or anybody out there
that would like to go for a personal best in their next 5K.
You must have log at least 50 miles a week for at least 4 weeks with
some track experience before attempting this training.
If for any reason you can't finish a week the way that is in the schedule
go back and do it again. Even if in that week you have a race. Never do the
following week until you fulfill the week before. Trust me, you won't make
the following week. You will feel too weak and can damage your performance.
This training should be done during the racing season. As you can see,
I am only giving you 2 races during the 7 weeks. If you want to continue
for an extra 4 weeks with races go back to the beginning. The only
differences are that you should be doing the repetitions faster than before
and you should be feeling stronger.
Note that I am not telling you to do track at race pace. I don't believe
running at race pace. Why? Well! How I am suppose to know what your race
pace is. I don't know you! Besides, you can not count race pace since you
probably will take your personal best. You can not use your personal best
because it is not accurate. When did you did it? What Conditions: cold,
hot , windy, hilly course? Are you in that kind of shape?
My advice is to do the first week's training according of how your body
feels that day. From there you already know what to do next time you do
the same training. For example: if you do 12 x 400 in 73second, next time
you have 12x400 you should go for 71sec. Now you know what is your pace
for 400. And from there you should know your pace for your next race.
Good luck and thank you for keeping in touch with us.
Sorry if I don't come here too often but I am a very busy woman!!
I can't coach everybody. I can't reply to everybody. Is too much for me.
Week 1: (60 Miles)
Mon: 6 miles
Tues: 7 miles
Wed: 5 miles
Thurs: am 30 mins pm track 12 x 400
Fri: am 6 miles pm 6 miles
Sat: 8 miles run
Sun: am 30 mins pm track 4 x 1000
Week 2: (60 Miles)
Mon: 8 miles
Tues: am 7 miles pm 7 miles
Wed: am 30 mins pm track sets of 800 & 300 x 4
Thurs: off
Fri: 40 mins inc. 10 x 30 sec fast
Sat: am 30 mins pm 30 mins
Sun: am 30 mins pm track 5 x 1000
Week 3: (67 Miles)
Mon: 6 miles
Tues: am 6 miles pm 7 miles
Wed: am 30 mins pm track 15 x 400
Thurs: 5 miles
Fri: am 6 miles pm 6 miles fast
Sat: 7 miles easy
Sun: am 30 mins pm track sets of 800 & 300 x 5
Week 4: (55 miles including the race)
Mon: 8 miles
Tues: 5 miles
Wed: am 5 miles pm 6 miles
Thurs: am 30 mins pm 2 x 400, 2 x 1000, 2 x 400, all out
Fri: 5 miles easy
Sat: am 20 mins pm 20 mins
Sun: race
Week 5: (63 Miles)
Mon: 8 miles
Tues: am 6 miles pm 6 miles
Wed: am 30 mins pm track 12 x 400
Thurs: am 7 miles pm 6 miles
Fri: 40 mins inc. 10 x 30 secs fast
Sat: am 30 mins pm 30 mins
Sun: am 30 mins pm track 5 x 1000
Week 6 (61 Miles)
Mon: 7 miles run. (Final 10 x 100 fast, this will be at the end of your run)
Tues: 10 miles fast run
Wed: Am: 7 miles easy/ PM: 7 Miles easy.
Thus: off
Frid: AM: 5 miles run/ PM: Stair. Track: Do 400/800/1200/1mile/1200/800/400.
All with 400 meter recover.
Sat: 6 miles easy
Sun: 12 miles long run incorporating last 2 miles at faster pace.
Week 7 (Race weekend) (41 miles + race)
Mon: 5 miles easy
Tues: Am: 8 miles/ PM: 7 Miles with 10 x 100 fast at the end of the run.
Wed: am: 4 miles easy/ Pm: Track: 3x400/2x1000/3x400
Thu: 5 miles easy
Fri: off
Sat: am: 25 minutes run/Pm: 25 minutes run with 5 stride.
Sun: Race day
By: Sandra Khannouchi
No, to do roboty !
This is a 7 week training schedule for a teenager or anybody out there
that would like to go for a personal best in their next 5K.
You must have log at least 50 miles a week for at least 4 weeks with
some track experience before attempting this training.
If for any reason you can't finish a week the way that is in the schedule
go back and do it again. Even if in that week you have a race. Never do the
following week until you fulfill the week before. Trust me, you won't make
the following week. You will feel too weak and can damage your performance.
This training should be done during the racing season. As you can see,
I am only giving you 2 races during the 7 weeks. If you want to continue
for an extra 4 weeks with races go back to the beginning. The only
differences are that you should be doing the repetitions faster than before
and you should be feeling stronger.
Note that I am not telling you to do track at race pace. I don't believe
running at race pace. Why? Well! How I am suppose to know what your race
pace is. I don't know you! Besides, you can not count race pace since you
probably will take your personal best. You can not use your personal best
because it is not accurate. When did you did it? What Conditions: cold,
hot , windy, hilly course? Are you in that kind of shape?
My advice is to do the first week's training according of how your body
feels that day. From there you already know what to do next time you do
the same training. For example: if you do 12 x 400 in 73second, next time
you have 12x400 you should go for 71sec. Now you know what is your pace
for 400. And from there you should know your pace for your next race.
Good luck and thank you for keeping in touch with us.
Sorry if I don't come here too often but I am a very busy woman!!
I can't coach everybody. I can't reply to everybody. Is too much for me.
Week 1: (60 Miles)
Mon: 6 miles
Tues: 7 miles
Wed: 5 miles
Thurs: am 30 mins pm track 12 x 400
Fri: am 6 miles pm 6 miles
Sat: 8 miles run
Sun: am 30 mins pm track 4 x 1000
Week 2: (60 Miles)
Mon: 8 miles
Tues: am 7 miles pm 7 miles
Wed: am 30 mins pm track sets of 800 & 300 x 4
Thurs: off
Fri: 40 mins inc. 10 x 30 sec fast
Sat: am 30 mins pm 30 mins
Sun: am 30 mins pm track 5 x 1000
Week 3: (67 Miles)
Mon: 6 miles
Tues: am 6 miles pm 7 miles
Wed: am 30 mins pm track 15 x 400
Thurs: 5 miles
Fri: am 6 miles pm 6 miles fast
Sat: 7 miles easy
Sun: am 30 mins pm track sets of 800 & 300 x 5
Week 4: (55 miles including the race)
Mon: 8 miles
Tues: 5 miles
Wed: am 5 miles pm 6 miles
Thurs: am 30 mins pm 2 x 400, 2 x 1000, 2 x 400, all out
Fri: 5 miles easy
Sat: am 20 mins pm 20 mins
Sun: race
Week 5: (63 Miles)
Mon: 8 miles
Tues: am 6 miles pm 6 miles
Wed: am 30 mins pm track 12 x 400
Thurs: am 7 miles pm 6 miles
Fri: 40 mins inc. 10 x 30 secs fast
Sat: am 30 mins pm 30 mins
Sun: am 30 mins pm track 5 x 1000
Week 6 (61 Miles)
Mon: 7 miles run. (Final 10 x 100 fast, this will be at the end of your run)
Tues: 10 miles fast run
Wed: Am: 7 miles easy/ PM: 7 Miles easy.
Thus: off
Frid: AM: 5 miles run/ PM: Stair. Track: Do 400/800/1200/1mile/1200/800/400.
All with 400 meter recover.
Sat: 6 miles easy
Sun: 12 miles long run incorporating last 2 miles at faster pace.
Week 7 (Race weekend) (41 miles + race)
Mon: 5 miles easy
Tues: Am: 8 miles/ PM: 7 Miles with 10 x 100 fast at the end of the run.
Wed: am: 4 miles easy/ Pm: Track: 3x400/2x1000/3x400
Thu: 5 miles easy
Fri: off
Sat: am: 25 minutes run/Pm: 25 minutes run with 5 stride.
Sun: Race day
By: Sandra Khannouchi
No, to do roboty !