Sunday hill work!

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Another beautiful Sunday morning filled with sun. I decided to do 80 min of hill repeats and finish the session with 10 min cooling down and use a sequence that alternated between my power and heartbeat zones.

Session:

  • medium climb (13% running)
  • hard climb (>25% running)
  • hard climb (>25% powerhike)
    Descending: running, trying to speed up as much as possible going down, even on the steep hill!
    (Repeat)

The run felt pretty good. I decided to play it safe by shorten the time on the hill to 80 min and used 10 min to cool down - rather than doing a 120 min hill session. The reason for this is that with 80 min of quality work I get the boost I wanted and will be able to do another hard training on Tuesday, whereas doing a 120 min hard session will only have little additional value but might need much more recovery. I hope to increase my hard training sessions from 2 to 3 in a week - so now experimenting with how to manage recovery times to get optimal results!

Todays run ended with 900m of climbing abd a big smile on my face as it was just wonderful to go outside.

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Saterday:
Yesterday I had the honor to run - as a coach - along side my girls during a kids run. This was so awesome and honestly my oldest suprised with with her all out sorint last 200m. Very cool event and proud dad here!

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Saterday evening I did an easy recovery run which was good to clear the mind a bit!

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Happy running!

Some more photos from today:

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Do you take photos on the run? or do you stop and pause your watch

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Hey man! I just take the photo’s while running, if there is enough light my phone makes pretty decent photos! In the evening this might give some blurry photos forcing me to slow down a bit but during daytime pretty decent, right?
!DUO

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Great job, 80 minutes of quality intense workout will build up that conditioning for sure. The power hike and run on those hills is a lot of work, and the descent I've always found the hardest. Also not to fall down the hill in the process! Sounds like a great plan to increase to three times a week soon, it will have you in tip top shape in time for the real deal!

Some great shots today, you must have gone out bright and early today!

!BBH
!PIZZA
!PIMP

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1266 Calories meant by you had a lot of walk/run.
Good to see that you enjoyed you day while doing your casual work.
!INDEED

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