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    Peter’s 1500m Journal

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          peter on June 21, 2005 at 4:29 am #11007

          Peter's 1500m Journal  :angry:  :angry:

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 = 11 Mile
          Week 2 = 22 Mile
          Week 3 = 34 Mile
          Week 4 = 45 Mile
          Week 5 = 56 Mile
          Week 6 = 66 Mile
          Week 7 = 78 Mile
          Week 8 = 90 Mile
          Week 9 = 100 Mile

          Week 1
          Monday = 1 Mile 
          Tuesday = 2 Mile
          Wednesday = 2 Mile
          Thursday = 1 Mile
          Friday = 1 Mile
          Saterday = 3 Mile
          Sunday = 1 mile

          Week 2
          Monday = 2 Mile
          Tuesday = 3 Mile
          Wednesday = 4 Mile
          Thursday = 3 Mile
          Friday = 2 Mile
          Saterday = 6 Mile
          Sunday = 2 Mile

          Week 3
          Monday = 3 Mile
          Tuesday = 5 Mile
          Wednesday = 6 Mile
          Thursday = 4 Mile
          Friday = 4 Mile
          Saterday = 8 Mile
          Sunday = 4 Mile

          Week 4
          Monday = 4 Mile
          Tuesday = 6 Mile
          Wednesday = 9 Mile
          Thursday = 5 Mile
          Friday = 5 Mile
          Saterday = 11 Mile
          Sunday = 5 Mile

          Week 5
          Monday = 5 Mile
          Tuesday = 7 Mile
          Wednesday = 11 Mile
          Thursday = 7 Mile
          Friday = 6 Mile
          Saterday = 14 Mile
          Sunday = 6 Mile

          Week 6
          Monday = 6 Mile
          Tuesday = 8 Mile
          Wednesday = 13 Mile
          Thursday = 8 Mile
          Friday = 7 Mile
          Saterday = 17 Mile
          Sunday = 7 Mile

          Week 7
          Monday = 7 Mile
          Tuesday = 10 Mile
          Wednesday = 15 Mile
          Thursday = 9 Mile
          Friday = 9 Mile
          Saterday = 20 Mile
          Sunday = 8 Mile

          Week 8
          Monday = 8 Mile
          Tuesday = 12 Mile
          Wednesday = 18 Mile
          Thursday = 10 Mile
          Friday = 10 Mile
          Saterday = 22 Mile
          Sunday = 10 Mile

          Week 9
          Monday = 10 Mile
          Tuesday = 15 Mile
          Wednesday = 18 Mile
          Thursday = 13 Mile
          Friday = 11 Mile
          Saterday = 22 Mile
          Sunday = 11 Mile

        • Participant
          peter on June 21, 2005 at 4:30 am #46616

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 = 11 Mile

          Week 1
          Monday = 1 Mile

          Note: As soon as i find a stopwatch i will start timing distances
          Note: This is the lydiard training cycle.

        • Participant
          runningman07 on June 21, 2005 at 7:16 am #46617

          love the high milage. Just concerned about a few things. You're missing sunday. Run everyday of the week. It will make it easier. Check some of you math too. Also, is this going to be one run or two. Good old Arty recommends one as I'm sure you know. AS far as I can tell you will [shadow=red,left][/shadow]Succeed

        • Participant
          peter on June 21, 2005 at 5:07 pm #46618

          Woops! I forgot to mention the 100% runs on the sundays!

          I'm not sure about wether it will be one or two. At the moment it's one, but when im running 22miles i might make it into 2 runs. But as lydiard said, alternating longer runs at a slightly lower effort with shorter runs at a slightly harder effort will result in much faster improvement than running the same distance every day. He also found that running a once weekly long run significantly increases the rate of improvement.

          Thanks for the comments!

        • Participant
          peter on June 21, 2005 at 7:19 pm #46619

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 Target = 11 Mile

          Week 1 Current Total = 3 Mile

          Week 1
          Tuesday = 2 Mile

          Note: Ran at 60-70%, with 100% burst in last 300 meters.
          Note: Contrast Shower after run.

        • Participant
          peter on June 22, 2005 at 4:32 pm #46620

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 Target = 11 Mile

          Week 1 Current Total = 5 Mile

          Week 1
          Wednesday = 2 Mile

          Note: Ran at 70-80% (5.25 and 5.28)
          Note: Ran both miles seprate

        • Participant
          peter on June 24, 2005 at 12:21 am #46621

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 Target = 11 Mile
          Week 1 Current Total = 6 Mile

          Week 1
          Thursday = 1 Mile

          Note: Ran at 70-80% (5.22)

        • Participant
          peter on June 25, 2005 at 3:47 am #46622

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 Target = 11 Mile
          Week 1 Current Total = 7 Mile

          Week 1
          Friday = 1 Mile

          Note: Ran at 75-80% (5.24)

        • Participant
          peter on June 26, 2005 at 1:34 am #46623

          Phase I ??? Accent to Peak Mileage

          Week = Total milage
          Week 1 Target = 11 Mile

          Week 1 Current Total = 10 Mile

          Week 1
          Saterday = 3 Mile

          Note: Ran at easy/med pace (7 minute miles)

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