saturday. 30 minutes of fartlek. swedish running term for "speedplay". Hal says:
Fartlek was developed in Sweden; the word means "speedplay." Fartlek is similar to tempo training in that it features a continuous run that starts and ends slow with fast running in the middle. The difference is that fartlek includes multiple changes of pace over varied (mostly short) distances. Run as you feel. Be creative. Pick out a tree and run hard to it. Ease back into a jog until rested, then pick out another landmark for your next sprint. Hard, easy, hard, easy. You define the tempo by how you feel. It's an enjoyable form of training that can either be your toughest or easiest workout of the week.
here is my data plot of pace versus distance. you can see my sprints. maybe I'll try to make them longer next time. but I randomly chose landmarks to sprint to. fairly short distances. maybe I'll try to run this downtown everett next time (in 2 weeks), and use city blocks as my distance for sprints.
3/15/14. speedwork. coffee. eggs. canadian bacon. peanut butter toast. granola. chicken fried steak. laoded baked potato. kale casserole. potsticker/miso/snap pea soup. egg/cabbage/shrimp pancakes. pie and ice cream. lots of water.
3/16/14. long run. coffee. eggs. peanut butter toast. granola. gartorade. loaded baked potato. cashews/peanuts/dried cherries. pizza. pie and ice cream. lots of water.
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