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"I've done a couple of half's, just do the same training as a 10k but increase your long run by 10% a week x if you can do a 10k you'll do a half xx" Brill thanks xx | |||
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"There's a brigh10 10k run in Brighton this weekend! Maybe one day I will do one but but yet. " I did the great yorkshire run 10k in 1hr 8 min with a week worth of training | |||
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"There's a brigh10 10k run in Brighton this weekend! Maybe one day I will do one but but yet. I did the great yorkshire run 10k in 1hr 8 min with a week worth of training " You were going well after only a week!! You'll not be too far away from the half. Well done | |||
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"There's a brigh10 10k run in Brighton this weekend! Maybe one day I will do one but but yet. I did the great yorkshire run 10k in 1hr 8 min with a week worth of training " Zoiks! I'd better get my skates on! | |||
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"There's a brigh10 10k run in Brighton this weekend! Maybe one day I will do one but but yet. I did the great yorkshire run 10k in 1hr 8 min with a week worth of training Zoiks! I'd better get my skates on! " No skates allowed | |||
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"I've just started jogging and not liking it one bit but I'm not giving up. I've had 20 years of bodybuilding so jogging to me is alien and damn painful but it's something I'm determined to get to grips with.... once I've over come shin splints, and plodding along. " Shin splints are often down to over doing it, too much too soon, and poor gait. Get yourself to a proper running shop and videoed on a treadmill and get the right shoes for your feet | |||
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"I've just started jogging and not liking it one bit but I'm not giving up. I've had 20 years of bodybuilding so jogging to me is alien and damn painful but it's something I'm determined to get to grips with.... once I've over come shin splints, and plodding along. Shin splints are often down to over doing it, too much too soon, and poor gait. Get yourself to a proper running shop and videoed on a treadmill and get the right shoes for your feet " I've just been told, so new shoes on order. Cheers dude. | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! " Half an hour for you will be about 45 mins for me. | |||
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"How long on average would it take to run 5k or 10k? " Aim for between 5:30 - 6:00 per km as a starting marker Train at 15-30 seconds below target pace, see how you get on and progress from there | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! Half an hour for you will be about 45 mins for me." If I can do it in 30 minutes, I'm sure you'll breeze that time.. I'll definitely hit my target next year though. Just need to keep training and doing the run. Next one tomorrow morning and fingers crossed for a pb.. Love to do sub 30 tomorrow, I think I'm almost there..! | |||
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"How long on average would it take to run 5k or 10k? " Id say 27 minutes would be an average time for a park run 5k. And around 56 minutes for a 10k. If you trained probably for either id say most under 40 blokes could run a sub 25 for a 5k and a sub 50 minute 10k. Getting down below 40 minutes for a 10k and sub 20 minute 5k is much harder though. | |||
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"How long on average would it take to run 5k or 10k? Id say 27 minutes would be an average time for a park run 5k. And around 56 minutes for a 10k. If you trained probably for either id say most under 40 blokes could run a sub 25 for a 5k and a sub 50 minute 10k. Getting down below 40 minutes for a 10k and sub 20 minute 5k is much harder though. " I got training tips off someone who does sub 20 every week almost.. He's over 50! I'm looking forward to January and moving into the next age category | |||
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"How long on average would it take to run 5k or 10k? Id say 27 minutes would be an average time for a park run 5k. And around 56 minutes for a 10k. If you trained probably for either id say most under 40 blokes could run a sub 25 for a 5k and a sub 50 minute 10k. Getting down below 40 minutes for a 10k and sub 20 minute 5k is much harder though. " Sub 45 mins for the 10k will put you in the top 25%ile That's a good pace to aim for Sub 40 is really good going | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! " I'd alternate doing those with doing hill reps. They are very tough, but because your working against gravity, you build your strength up and it makes running on the flat so much easier. | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! I'd alternate doing those with doing hill reps. They are very tough, but because your working against gravity, you build your strength up and it makes running on the flat so much easier. " Thanks for the tip, probably wise as there's a big hill on the Preston run! I'll have to get down the park midweek to practice it | |||
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"How long on average would it take to run 5k or 10k? Id say 27 minutes would be an average time for a park run 5k. And around 56 minutes for a 10k. If you trained probably for either id say most under 40 blokes could run a sub 25 for a 5k and a sub 50 minute 10k. Getting down below 40 minutes for a 10k and sub 20 minute 5k is much harder though. Sub 45 mins for the 10k will put you in the top 25%ile That's a good pace to aim for Sub 40 is really good going " I do believe Ronnie O'Sulivan(snooker champion) has run a 34 minute 10k a few years ago and i dont think he is a natural runner. He just pretty much trained like an top club runner, and the hard work meant his times came way down. | |||
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"Im doing 2 half marathons now . . . . Must be crazy " Definitely crazy! I might try 10km one day, but a marathon will never happen for me! | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! I'd alternate doing those with doing hill reps. They are very tough, but because your working against gravity, you build your strength up and it makes running on the flat so much easier. Thanks for the tip, probably wise as there's a big hill on the Preston run! I'll have to get down the park midweek to practice it " Don't over do it if you haven't done hills before - maybe just start with a couple of short bursts to start with, and then gradually build it up. And make sure you have a good 1-2 mile warm up and warm down, as with all intervals. | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! I'd alternate doing those with doing hill reps. They are very tough, but because your working against gravity, you build your strength up and it makes running on the flat so much easier. Thanks for the tip, probably wise as there's a big hill on the Preston run! I'll have to get down the park midweek to practice it Don't over do it if you haven't done hills before - maybe just start with a couple of short bursts to start with, and then gradually build it up. And make sure you have a good 1-2 mile warm up and warm down, as with all intervals. " Only do them on the treadmill, usually one 5%, one at 7.5, 10 and finally 15. But it is so much harder outside! Thanks again for the tips, will put them into my training from next week | |||
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"How long on average would it take to run 5k or 10k? Id say 27 minutes would be an average time for a park run 5k. And around 56 minutes for a 10k. If you trained probably for either id say most under 40 blokes could run a sub 25 for a 5k and a sub 50 minute 10k. Getting down below 40 minutes for a 10k and sub 20 minute 5k is much harder though. Sub 45 mins for the 10k will put you in the top 25%ile That's a good pace to aim for Sub 40 is really good going I do believe Ronnie O'Sulivan(snooker champion) has run a 34 minute 10k a few years ago and i dont think he is a natural runner. He just pretty much trained like an top club runner, and the hard work meant his times came way down. " That's top club running But he's only 34, a wee shaver | |||
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"I've just started jogging and not liking it one bit but I'm not giving up. I've had 20 years of bodybuilding so jogging to me is alien and damn painful but it's something I'm determined to get to grips with.... once I've over come shin splints, and plodding along. " Follow the couch to 5km plan if you are new to it, gradually build up and it minimised the shance of injury | |||
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"So ive done a few 5k, 10k runs and i decided i would sign up to do 2 half marathons next year!!! One in Feb in leeds the other in April in sheffield. Any other runners on here?? Any tips?? Pointers?? Help?? lol All appreciated " Find a decent plan. Don;t increase your training load significantly. Increasing your long run ny a mile each week is fine. Mix your runs up (speed, hills and tempo) and learn to run long runs slow | |||
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"Might be worth getting a Garmin watch, tells you how many miles you run and beeps if your running to fast or to slow, it's all about pacing yourself and this helps. Make sure you get the correct running trainers, it's worth having gait analysis done to look at your running style to choose the right trainers (it can avoid injury) " They're all great tips, I over did it to quickly, running around three or four 5km runs each day, then shin splints put me right back! Couldn't walk for two weeks, let alone run.. | |||
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"Might be worth getting a Garmin watch, tells you how many miles you run and beeps if your running to fast or to slow, it's all about pacing yourself and this helps. Make sure you get the correct running trainers, it's worth having gait analysis done to look at your running style to choose the right trainers (it can avoid injury) " Just use an app on your smart phone without shelling out a few hundred pennies | |||
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"I've just started doing 5km through Parkrun. It's free and every Saturday morning all across the UK! Never ran distance before, always played football but becoming very addictive.. I've been told to get faster I need to do intervals at speed. One minute one, one off at least twice a week. Then to do distance at speed, so 1km at speed and 1I'm normal pace. I'm aiming to get sub 25 minutes by June next year, currently I'm around 31!! I'd alternate doing those with doing hill reps. They are very tough, but because your working against gravity, you build your strength up and it makes running on the flat so much easier. Thanks for the tip, probably wise as there's a big hill on the Preston run! I'll have to get down the park midweek to practice it Don't over do it if you haven't done hills before - maybe just start with a couple of short bursts to start with, and then gradually build it up. And make sure you have a good 1-2 mile warm up and warm down, as with all intervals. Only do them on the treadmill, usually one 5%, one at 7.5, 10 and finally 15. But it is so much harder outside! Thanks again for the tips, will put them into my training from next week " If you doing some already you should be ok to do them outside no problem. I probably think the 15% incline would be too steep for you to get a real benefit from it. If you were doing a 10% incline outside, i would do short hill sprints on them of about 5-10 seconds x 2 to start with and walk back down the hill to recover and wait about 60 seconds to do the next one as your legs need to recover from the hard effort before you go again and then over time add more reps. Then if you do hills with about 6-8% try to do longer reps of 60-90 seconds and then jog slowly back down before you go again. Start with a few, and then again over time you can add more reps as you get fitter. I won't lie and say they are easy, but i've done 3 or 4 very hilly 10k's and half marathon's recently and in all of them i overtook over 20-30 runners on the hills because of my strength from the hill work i do. Google hill training and you should be able to find some stuff you can use from more knowledgeable people than me. | |||
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