Recommended strength-training will also be sent out. The summer is a great time to work on improving general strength and core strength. Also, working on mobility and recovery should always be a part of your routine.
We discussed the addition of aerobic cross-training to our weekly training, so let's begin that now with committing a minimum of 60 minutes of cross-training each week. Aqua-jogging, elliptical, swimming, biking, stair-climbing, walking, rowing...all are good. Do 60 minutes of one, or do several that add up to 60 minutes.
Take some time also to assess areas of weakness you may have and pick one that you think is most important. Work intentionally on improving that area so that not only is it no longer a weakness, but it becomes a strength. It could be physical, such as weak hips or glutes, it could be lagging aerobic ability, or it could be areas such as confidence, mental toughness, dealing with stress or adversity. Research it and work on it intentionally, i.e. with purpose, focus, and correctly. If you need help with coming up with something to work on, contact your coach(es)!
monday (on your own or OFF)
dynamic wu
+ light aerobic running
+ 6-8 x technique strides on grass
(for those off, cross-training is encouraged)
(for those off, cross-training is encouraged)
tuesday (8:00 AM)
+ 3 x 400 + 4 x 300 + 4 x 200, r= 90" / R= 4'
+ strength & conditioning
wednesday (9:00 AM)
400j + lunge matrix wu
400j + lunge matrix wu
+ aerobic running
+ general strength circuit
thursday (9:00 AM)
800j + dynamic wu
+ 6 x 80m fast striding on Cherry St hill
+ light aerobic running
+ 4 x grass strides
+ hip circuit
800j + dynamic wu
+ 6 x 80m fast striding on Cherry St hill
+ light aerobic running
+ 4 x grass strides
+ hip circuit
friday (8:00 AM)
800j, mcmillan wu
+ 300 + 500 @ Speed Endurance, r= 3' + grass strides
+ strength & conditioning
saturday (on your own)
light aerobic running
+ stretching
light aerobic running
+ stretching
sunday (time - tbd)
800j, mcmillan wu
+ workout - tbd