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I’ve been liking this split:

Day 1: run workout, bodyweight leg circuit afterward
Day 2: shoulders and arms
Day 3: core, stretching, prehab/physizo
Day 4: chest and back

I have two workouts for every muscle I alternate between, one heavier and one lighter. I do easy runs on Day 2-4 depending on how my legs are doing that day. I’m having a hard time getting faster 1 mile time and thinking about doing more track workouts. Shortest runs I do now are like 5x500m with jogging in between. Thinking about taking long standing rests and doing some 200m repeats or even some 100m.
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>>77516466
Forgot to say I usually have 2 or 3 run workouts I rotate through. Like 5x500m and a long easy run.
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>>77516466
>2 hour half marathon
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>>77516488
lol I experimented with super long easy runs up to half marathon distance to build aerobic base and get faster 5k and it sort of worked but not really worth the effort!
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Alright, I’m going to do it. OP is a
>hybrid athlete
Wanting to know how to get faster mile time with his current times and split.
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>>77516496
>I struggle to get faster and my body is adapting to me doing longer, slower runs
Anon...



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