Tempo comes in two forms:
Extensive
Intensive
Extensive is 75% speed and below
Intensive is above 75%, 80-90% speed and under 95%.
Extensive is best category for speed training, and serves as recovery as well inbetween speed days as well as for aerobic and general cardio vascular conditioning.
Intensive is more so needed for distance runners, somewhat for sports training (hockey), and used somewhat during GPP. Using when injured as well is pretty good if you can't run at full speed. Uses similar energy sources as speed work.
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Thread: What Tempo is
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01-25-2008, 03:58 PM #1
What Tempo is
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Farmak has the speed distance covered.
For long distance athletes(One personal training day example for half marathon).
For marathoners, you probably want to be doing 8-9 miles at race pace.
Warm-up.
Half mile @ endurance pace
1 Mile @ half marathon pace
3-5 mins @ endurance pace
1 Mile @ half marathon pace
3-5 mins @ recovery pace
1 Mile @ half marathon pace
5 mins @ recovery pace
1 Mile @ half marathon pace
5-10 mins finish.
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