Peter Elliott liked to run this session four times during the winter to test himself and see how his fitness was developing. He reported that a sponsor once came to the track to observe this session and at the end of it whilst Peter was sprawled on the track with lactic acid in his blood stream, the sponsor tried calling an ambulance for him!!!! Peter had a 1,500m PB of 3:32.69, 1 mile of 3:49.20 and 800m of 1:42.97. He won silver in the 1,500m at the 1988 Seoul Olympics and gold at the 1990 Auckland Commonwealth Games in the 1,500m. This session is great for runners up to 5km, as well as triathletes.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – Peter Elliott’s Killer Session #1Tag: Fartlek Intervals
Friday Fartlek Run – Goater’s Killer Session
Julian Goater used this session as a key sharpening workout in the final lead up to major events. He would conduct the session 10 days out from the race. He used it prior to setting his 1,500m PB of 3:42 in 1982 and also winning the AAA 10,000m championship the same year. This session is great for runners from 5km to half and full marathon, as well as triathletes.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – Goater’s Killer SessionFriday Fartlek Run – 5x 4min, 30sec RI
This interval session is great for developing speed with minimal recovery, really push the pace on this session and see what you can achieve (you might surprise yourself). This session is great for runners from 5km to half and full marathon, as well as triathletes.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – 5x 4min, 30sec RIFriday Fartlek Run: Less is More 1,200’s III
Although this is a traditional speed session for 5k and 10k runners, there are benefits for those running marathon (as well as half marathon distance as well) as this session came from a marathon training plan. A session like this enhances your VO2 max and makes you a fitter runner ready to handle the higher intensities.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Less is More 1,200’s IIIFriday Fartlek Run: Less is More 400’s III
Although this is a traditional speed session for 5k and 10k runners, there are benefits for those running marathon (as well as half marathon distance as well) as this session came from a marathon training plan. A session like this enhances your VO2 max and makes you a fitter runner ready to handle the higher intensities.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Less is More 400’s IIIFriday Fartlek Run: Less is More 400’s II
Although this is a traditional speed session for 5k and 10k runners, there are benefits for those running marathon (as well as half marathon distance as well) as this session came from a marathon training plan. A session like this enhances your VO2 max and makes you a fitter runner ready to handle the higher intensities.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Less is More 400’s IIFriday Fartlek Run: Less is More 1,200’s I
Although this is a traditional speed session for 5k and 10k runners, there are benefits for those running marathon (as well as half marathon distance as well) as this session came from a marathon training plan. A session like this enhances your VO2 max and makes you a fitter runner ready to handle the higher intensities.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Less is More 1,200’s IFriday Fartlek Run: Less is More 400’s I
Although this is a traditional speed session for 5k and 10k runners, there are benefits for those running marathon (as well as half marathon distance as well) as this session came from a marathon training plan. A session like this enhances your VO2 max and makes you a fitter runner ready to handle the higher intensities.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Less is More 400’s IFriday Fartlek Run – GTN’s Mini Pyramid
Maintaining a fast pace that can be sustained for close to 5km is important to develop speed for a range of events (especially for triathletes at the end of their event). This session is great for runners and triathletes preparing for an event between 5 & 10km and will also pay dividends for events up to and including a ½ marathon distance.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – GTN’s Mini PyramidFriday Fartlek Run: David Warden’s 10km Run Session B
Maintaining a fast pace that can be sustained for 10km is important for events of that duration (especially for triathletes at the end of their event). This session is great for runners and triathletes preparing for a 10km event and will also pay dividends for events up to and including a marathon distance.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: David Warden’s 10km Run Session B