Re-evaluating my training pace

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Using a “theoretical” 7′01″ mile race (based on only being able to run a 7′19″ mile interval), I did a gut check on my pacing.  Yep, I’m running too fast.  Shocking.  I’m going to have to force myself to run at 6.0 mph on the treadmill.

  • Recovery Jogs 10:33 to 11:03
  • Long Runs 9:33 to 10:33
  • Easy Runs 9:33 to 10:03
  • Tempo Runs 8:14 to 8:35

Speed Workouts

Long Distance Runners

  • 400m 1:46.7 to 1:52.9
  • 800m 3:43.0 to 3:53.4
  • 1000m 4:45.7 to 4:56.6
  • 1200m 5:42.8 to 6:00.2
  • 1600m 7:46.8 to 8:04.0
  • 2000m 9:53.3 to 10:04.9

via The McMillan Running Calculator.

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