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  1. Slow runs only benefitial if u have many runs in a week…. Slow ”zone 2” runs isnt that great for someone who doesnt have a weekly high milage….

  2. Before I got sick with COVID, I was running well β€” around 5:30/km. After COVID, I was just happy with anything close to 6:00/km. Now, after a knee injury and five months without running, I’m either at 6:55/km πŸ™

  3. im very average and i am an ametuer

    i run 5km regularly in around 21 minutes

    morning and night 😊

    im 55yrs old

    ive ran 75000km though

    consistent over 30yrs

    your legs get used to it after a while.

    but it still hurts at the end of the week

    you know whats harder !

    WALKING PROPERLY…at a consistent 6kph pace for 3 hrs

    it burns the legs….but its a good burn

    and one sprint session a week

    100Γ—100 flat ground

    13- 14 second 100s

    frys the legs – you go back to emdurance after a 48h-72 hr rest snd feel light as FπŸ’―πŸŽ¬

    exercise is awesome fun

    i LOVE IT !

  4. The message seems rather unclear, unless the point was to show bouncing boobs in neon green clothing. We understand such messages. We are cultured and well-raised, no?

  5. The point being made here [by many coaches] is that, your long runs should be slow (er) at a pace where you can hold conversation unless you intentionally wanna do a long distance training run at Marathon pace.
    It is helpful.

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