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Sprinting is a big part of RM training. From camp circuits to sprinting around the gym and on bottom field. In your position I would focus on sprint training and fartlek training. If I was to rejoin, my preparation would consist primarily of strength and sprint work.
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Fartleks...correct me if im wrong is a form of sprinting by where you sprint for eg: 1min the light job for 30 secs and keep going...I personally, do fartleks on Rugby feilds sprint to first line job back sprint to second jog back etc...
Or running on roads...sprint to the second light pole jog to the next on then sprint 2 etc...
Good way of improving sprinting and getting fitness up...
I think its also called HIT = High Intensity Training.
Dan
Or running on roads...sprint to the second light pole jog to the next on then sprint 2 etc...
Good way of improving sprinting and getting fitness up...
I think its also called HIT = High Intensity Training.
Dan
RM application 2005, PRMC - tore ACL and PCL ligaments.
Contimplating TA for a couple years before i rejoin RM
Contimplating TA for a couple years before i rejoin RM
yip, thats the one.
keep going at them, maybe even break it down like sprint to half way and job back then sprint to the otherside jog back. etc etc
unfortunatly I have done these in along time as I have been ill for a long time and only just started to get back into training.
Keep at it mate....Practice make perfect.
Dan
keep going at them, maybe even break it down like sprint to half way and job back then sprint to the otherside jog back. etc etc
unfortunatly I have done these in along time as I have been ill for a long time and only just started to get back into training.
Keep at it mate....Practice make perfect.
Dan
RM application 2005, PRMC - tore ACL and PCL ligaments.
Contimplating TA for a couple years before i rejoin RM
Contimplating TA for a couple years before i rejoin RM
Try to mix it up, but my advise is to do more stamina work than sprinting. I found it the hard way on my prmc, cause my prmc was right at the end of the track season at my athletics club. So i had just gone through a whole summer of fast track sessions and i found anything that wasnt speed endurance on prmc very hard because my stamina had went right down. Thats why gym test 2 was probably one of the hardest sessions ive done in my life.
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At the moment i'm doing 2 distance based runs, 2 hard swimming sessions and 1 sprint session a week, plus press ups, sit ups and pull ups. I was pretty unfit to start out and have seen some improvement, although i'm a fair way of PRMC standards yet.
Has anyone got some advice on how I can improve my training?
Has anyone got some advice on how I can improve my training?
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I thought this plan was great (requires adobe reader):Chris1983 wrote:At the moment i'm doing 2 distance based runs, 2 hard swimming sessions and 1 sprint session a week, plus press ups, sit ups and pull ups. I was pretty unfit to start out and have seen some improvement, although i'm a fair way of PRMC standards yet.
Has anyone got some advice on how I can improve my training?
http://www.stewsmith.com/6weekrunningplan.pdf
The 5min runs definatly helped with my speed and put some distance on aswell.
It looks complicated at first look. I will have a good read of it when I finish work later, cheers mate.
How important is swimming/rowing/cycling in a training programme. I know that the idea is to reduce the impact that your body receives while running. But what happens when you get to CTC? I will be expecting daily runs and more CV work on top of that. Do they break the daily runs in gradually?
How important is swimming/rowing/cycling in a training programme. I know that the idea is to reduce the impact that your body receives while running. But what happens when you get to CTC? I will be expecting daily runs and more CV work on top of that. Do they break the daily runs in gradually?
That's an interesting observation there Dalo regarding the balance of endurance and speed work, I think sometimes on here there is too much of an influence on fast runs.dalo wrote:Try to mix it up, but my advise is to do more stamina work than sprinting. I found it the hard way on my prmc, cause my prmc was right at the end of the track season at my athletics club. So i had just gone through a whole summer of fast track sessions and i found anything that wasnt speed endurance on prmc very hard because my stamina had went right down. Thats why gym test 2 was probably one of the hardest sessions ive done in my life.