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If I want to train for Track&field, how do I train the month prior if I'ma rookie?
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<blockquote data-quote="SheaM" data-source="post: 2487329" data-attributes="member: 622949"><p>What Event?</p><p>Meters or Miles? Oh well, I will give you sujjestions for both</p><p></p><p>Meters: As a workout, do an activity called the "Pyrimid" What you do is first, warm up as usual and do your stretch routine. THEN start with a 200, then do a 400, then do a 800, then go back down to a 400, then 200. If you are practicing in a specific meter range like a 200, do something like a 200, to 220, to 240, to 260, 280, 300, then back down. </p><p></p><p>Miles: Have different work outs everyday. You can have a distance day (Run 5+ miles) to keep your endurance up. You can have a Tempo day(Run around 2-3, fast paced miles) to practice keeping pace. And you can have meter days, and practice what i described above to have good starts and finishes.</p><p></p><p>Good luck out there!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SheaM, post: 2487329, member: 622949"] What Event? Meters or Miles? Oh well, I will give you sujjestions for both Meters: As a workout, do an activity called the "Pyrimid" What you do is first, warm up as usual and do your stretch routine. THEN start with a 200, then do a 400, then do a 800, then go back down to a 400, then 200. If you are practicing in a specific meter range like a 200, do something like a 200, to 220, to 240, to 260, 280, 300, then back down. Miles: Have different work outs everyday. You can have a distance day (Run 5+ miles) to keep your endurance up. You can have a Tempo day(Run around 2-3, fast paced miles) to practice keeping pace. And you can have meter days, and practice what i described above to have good starts and finishes. Good luck out there! [/QUOTE]
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