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Training Schedules:
1500m/3000m (sub 3'55/sub 8'30)


This schedule is meant for the typical 1500m runner with a large aerobic potential. It's a schedule for the last 5 weeks prior to summer competition. Watch out! It's a very tough schedule and is definitely not fit for everybody. 
Training schedule by Alex P. and performed by Moussa B. (who ran 3'51 one week after finishing this schedule). 

 

WEEK 1

Monday

Endurance Run 70'

Tuesday

6 x 1000m (± 2'50) - with 400m recovery jog

Wednesday

Endurance Run 75'

Thursday

12 x 400m
(1' fast, 1' slow)

Friday

Endurance Run 75'

Saturday

3 series of :

200m (± 30") - with 200m recovery jog
400m (± 61") - with 200m recovery jog
600m (± 1'32") 
10' recovery

Sunday

Endurance Run 60' :

00' -> 10' : @ 4'15/km
10' -> 20' : @ 4'00/km
20' -> 30' : @ 3'45/km
30' -> 40' : @ 3'30/km
40' -> 50' : @ 3'15/km
50' -> 60' : @ 4'00/km

WEEK 2

Monday

Endurance Run 65'

Tuesday

15 x 300m (± 45"5) - with 300m recovery jog :
0 -> 150m in 25"
150 -> 300m in 20"

Wednesday

Endurance Run 80'

Thursday

5 x 600m (1'38 - 1'40) - with 200m recovery jog

Friday

Endurance Run 65'

Saturday

2 x 1000m (2'38) - full recovery 

Sunday

Endurance Run 60' :

00' -> 10' : @ 4'15/km
10' -> 20' : @ 4'00/km
20' -> 30' : @ 3'45/km
30' -> 40' : @ 3'30/km
40' -> 50' : @ 3'15/km
50' -> 60' : @ 4'00/km

WEEK 3

Monday

Endurance Run 65'

Tuesday

4 series of :

3 x 300m (46" - 47") - with 100m recovery jog
10' recovery

Wednesday

Endurance Run 80'

Thursday

2 series of :

200m + 400m + 600m + 400m + 200m  (@ 100%)
- with same distance as recovery jog
+ full recovery 

Friday

Endurance Run 65'

Saturday

15 x 200m (30" - 31") - easy repeats with 200m recovery jog

Sunday

Endurance Run 70'
with 15 strides of ± 150m

WEEK 4

Monday

Endurance Run 65'

Tuesday

5 x 600m (1'32) - with 600m recovery jog :
0 -> 300m in 48"
300 -> 600m in 44"

Wednesday

Endurance Run 65'

Thursday

3 x 1000m (2'38) - full recovery

Friday

Endurance Run 65'
with 10 strides of ± 150m

Saturday

3 series of :

3 x 400m - with 50m recovery jog
full recovery

Sunday

Endurance Run 60' :

00' -> 10' : @ 4'15/km
10' -> 20' : @ 4'00/km
20' -> 30' : @ 3'45/km
30' -> 40' : @ 3'30/km
40' -> 50' : @ 3'15/km
50' -> 60' : @ 4'00/km

WEEK 5

Monday

5 x 500m (1'15) - with 300m recovery jog

Tuesday

3 x 1000m (@ 100%) - full recovery

Wednesday

Endurance Run 65'

 

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Training:

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ABSTRACTS, NEWS & ARTICLES:


TRAINING PRINCIPLES:

- I. Individual Differences
- II. Overload
- III. Progression
- IV. Adaptation
- V. Use / Disuse
- VI. Specificity


BUILDING BLOCKS:

- I. Strength
- II. Speed
- III. Stamina
- IV. Endurance
- V. Coordination


OVERTRAINING:

- I. The Overtraining Syndrome
- II. How to detect Overtraining?
- III. Overtraining and Chronic Fatigue
- IV. How to avoid Overtraining?
- V. How to cure overtraining?


800m:

- I. Overview


TRAINING PROGRAMS:

- The Effects of training
- Phases of Adaptation
- The Annual Program
- Examples


COMBINING DIFFERENT TRAINING MEANS:

- Preparation of Middle Distance Runners


 




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