MOBILITY & WARM UP

On a 8:00 Clock

Partner 1 performs a 100m jog while Partner 2 performs a movement. When Partner 1 returns, they transition to the movement while Partner 2 heads out on the run. After both partners have completed a movement they can progress to the next movement.

Motivate athletes to cycle through two to three times or until the clock hits 8:00.
1) Alternating Single-Leg Toe Touches
2) Inchworm + Push-up
3) Samson Stretch
4) Alternating Toe Touch in Plank
5) Air Squat + Good Morning

SKILLS & SPECIFIC WARM UP
Athletes aiming for a sub-7:00 mile pace should rest :30 between warm-up intervals.
Athletes aiming for a 7:00-10:00 mile pace should rest from :30-1:00 between warm-up intervals.
Athletes can also partner up and alternate 100m warm-up efforts.

3 Sets x 100m Jog

Rest between sets.
Run at a sustainable, “infinite pace.”
Help athletes identify how long it takes to run the distance. This will help them identify a fast but sustainable pace for the mile.
Anyone running to the point of fatigue is running too fast right now.

5 Sets x 100m Jog

Rest between sets.
The goal of these sets is to establish a target mile pace. If athletes look heavily taxed or fatigued in these intervals, they should run a little slower. Use the rest time between intervals to update athletes on their paces.

100M PACE	400M PACE	2.5K TIME GOAL
:22	1:28	~9:20
:25	1:40	~10:30
:27	1:48	~11:15
:30	2:00	~12:30
:35	2:20	~14:30

1 Set x 200m at Mile Pace

Pre-Workout Rest

Review any of the row, bike, or skierg substitutions from the logistics section.
Identify mile paces and goals.
Rest up to 5:00 before starting the workout, but keep athletes moving.

CONDITIONING
BENCHMARK “2.5K RUN”*

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