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Sunday, August 28, 2011

these are the times...

Solid first week of practice, great job to everyone on reporting with a nice level of base fitness. Now, let's just stack one solid week on top of another. After the summer break, it's always great to get the team back together at practice. I subscribe to the sentiments expressed in the following quote - I hope you do too!

"These are some of the greatest moments of our lives. We may not see it yet, we may not even know it, but I think that we will look back as withered elderly men upon these times as some of the most profound of our lives. And if I don't, that's even better, because it would take a hell of a life to cloud over the shining, glistening days of collegiate cross country." - Adam Batliner, Univ of Colorado, 1998


monday (ON YOUR OWN)
dynamic warm-up
+ light aerobic running
+ 6-8 technique strides

tuesday (6:00 AM)
800j, mcmillan wu
(on park grass adjacent to 10th Street)
women: 10-16 x 200 @ 6k xc pace, r= 90"
men: 10-16 x 300 @ 10k xc pace, r= 1.5-2'
+ general strength circuit at track
(+ TRACK team meetings at 3:30 PM)

wednesday
800j, dynamic foot drills
+ aerobic running
+ barefoot strides on grass
+ hurdle walkover, hip work

thursday
800j, dynamic wu
+ light aerobic running
+ 6-8 x fast striding in spikes
+ mcmillan core

friday (6:00 AM)
800j, mcmillan wu
(+ those competing: aerobic running + strides)
+ those not competing: 80% run on park lake loop
+ general strength circuit on track

saturday
COMPETITION, more info later in week

sunday (time-tbd)
long aerobic running at Kennesaw
+ cool-down exercises
+ recovery at training room

2 comments:

Hickey said...

What's the good word?

Cameron said...

To Hell with Georgia!