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WEEK OF March 27-April2

MARCH PACE LEADERS

Pace leaders will help get the pace groups started for Tuesday track and Thursday tempo/interval runs. They know the workouts and they know the run routes.

Group A: 9+ min/mile – KATHY POINT

Group B: 8-9:00 min/mile – TIM CARLSSON

Group C: 7-8:00 min/mile – MARTIN GARZA

Group D: sub 6– 7:00min/mile – FRANKIE AGIUS

WEEK OF March 27-April2

Make sure to look at the workouts on the Run website each week.  Come prepared and have fun!  Bring water.  Your pace leaders will get you going with the workouts.

THE WORKOUT

Tues, March 27, 5:30 am 250 Natches Trace, Coppell. Located behind Denton Creek Elementary School & Coppell Middle
School North

Due to last week’s rain out, we are repeating
this workout.

**RUN OPPOSITE DIRECTION** RUN OPPOSITE
DIRECTION**

ALL GROUPS:  10 min. warm up/run mechanic drills/warm up stretches.  Finish warm up around 5:40 and get with your
pace group to start track workout.  MIN/MILE IS BASED ON 3-MILE RUN.

20 min. 5k = 1:35 per 400

21 min. 5k = 1:40 per 400

22 min. 5k = 1:45 per 400

23 min. 5k = 1:50 per 400

24 min. 5k = 1:55 per 400

25 min. 5k = 2:00 per 400

26 min. 5k = 2:05 per 400

27 min. 5k = 2:10 per 400

28 min. 5k = 2:15 per 400

29 min. 5k = 2:20 per 400

30 min. 5k = 2:25 per 400

Group A, 9:00+ min/mile

4 * 1000 at 5k pace w/2 min. recovery; 4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

Group B, 8– 9:00 min/mile

5 * 1000 at 5k pace w/2 min. recovery; 4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

Group C, 7–8:00min/mile

6 * 1000 at 5k pace w/2 min. recovery; 4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

Group D, sub 6-7:00min/mile

7 * 1000 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery;  4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

ALL GROUPS:  1-mile cool down jog opposite direction AND/OR GROUP STRETCH.

VERY IMPORTANT:  Please take time to cool down and stretch after workouts.  If you’re short on time, decrease your repeats.  The cool down and stretching will help with recovery & reduce injury.

Wed, March 28, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  3 miles easy

Group B:  3 miles easy

Group C:  4 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Thurs, March 29, 5:15 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  Hills

Group B:  Hills

Group C:  Hills

Group D:  Hills

Climbing hills is hard work and tests both the heart (cardiovascular training) and the legs (strength training).  You can’t get a better combination.

If this is your first hill repeat, run them carefully and do just three or four hills.  For those that have run them before, repeat
the hills coming back.

Run the hill at a strong, steady pace, but don’t try to sprint. Good hill-running form includes a short, quick stride with moderate knee lift. Don’t over stride or exaggerate the knee lift. Pump your arms forcefully to help drive yourself forward and upward. Picture a steam locomotive chugging up a hill and chug along yourself.  At the top of the hill, turn and jog very slowly and carefully to the bottom,
being careful about the impact force.

HILL DIRECTIONS

The route for the hill intervals begins at Andy Brown East (ABE) goingright on Parkway.  At Heartz, turn left.  You will pass the elementary
school and the library; the street just past the library is Park Valley.  At Park Valley, you will run (NOT SPRINT) up the remainder of Heartz to Sandy Lake.
At Sandy Lake, turn around and JOG/WALK to Park Valley.  Turn RIGHT on Park Valley. The remaining intervals are as follows as you go EAST on Park Valley:

Woodcrest – up to Sandy Lake, turn around & JOG to Park Valley.  Follow to Allencrest and repeat sequence on consecutive streets.  When
you get to Lodge, run that TWICE.  If you are an experienced runner or have been running consistently, repeat all hills going back.  The last hill is Hertz and return to ABE.  This route is approximately 6.2 miles.

If you are a beginner runner, recovering from an injury or a race, after running up & down Lodge
TWICE, run WEST on Park Valley to Heartz and return to ABE.  This route is approximately 4.5 miles

**Corner of Sandy Lake Rd. & Hertz is around the 1-mile marker.

Fri, March 30

REST DAY

Sat, March 31, 5:30 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  8-10 miles steady

Group B:  8-10 miles steady

Group C:  8-10 miles steady

Group D:  8-10 miles steady

Sun, April 1, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  4 miles easy

Group B:  5 miles easy

Group C:  5 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Mon, April 2

REST DAY

Saturday and Sunday’s mileage are interchangeable.

“We only go around once. There’s really no time to be afraid. So stop. Try something you’ve never tried. Teach it. Do it. Risk it”.  Jo Blais

Kuay


Congratulations to our Rock Stars at the weekend’s races.

GABRIELLA MCCORD takes on the 5k Joe’s Run at Ft. Worth and placed 2nd in AG.  Our Rock-n-Roll Half Marathon and Relay runners get high scores for their performance! Congratulations to MARTIN GARZA, CANDY SHEEHAN (PR), CARLA HOFFMAN, TOM SHEEHAN, PHIL HATTON, CHRIS HILLEN, LINDA HILLEN, JOEL POPP, ALLEN SHYNE, MIKE LOPEZ, HARSHAD LALOOBHAI, CYNDI HILLS, DAWN COCHORAN, CINDY PENNELL, ROB LAGON (PR), NINA LAGON (PR), KUAY SULLIVAN (relay), MARY OLSEN, KATHLEEN PURCHES, MARYANNE ODOM, SHELLY COX, MONICA ORTIGOZA (PR) and FRANKIE AGIUS.

‎REMINDER: GET YOUR CORE ON!
The next Functional Strength Training (FST) starts Wed, April 4 – Wed. May 23. FST classes utilize gravity, body weight, stability balls, carpet skates, pulleys, dumbbells, med balls, ab dolleys, TRX and all kinds of toys to strength train in functional movement patterns. We use a combination of upper body, lower body and core plus small and big muscle movements to address many of the common deficits and asymmetries seen among swimmers, bikers and runners.

The program is conducted by Amy Goddard, PT, CSCS and her staff at Goddard Orthopedic and Sports Therapy. This program is a “must” for all athletes!

Each athlete must reserve their spot and complete a FREE injury profile before participating in FST. The first session will include a review of your injury history as well as an orientation to FST. Cost & day of program are 8 sessions for $100; Wednesday’s, 5:30- – 6:30 am.

Sessions limited to 14 participants. Contact Kuay Sullivan NOW, kuay@dallasathletes.com, to sign up before sessions get full!

WEEK OF March 20-26

MARCH PACE LEADERS

Pace leaders will help get the pace groups started for Tuesday track and Thursday tempo/interval runs.  They know the workouts and they know the run routes.

Group A: 9+ min/mile – KATHY POINT

Group B: 8-9:00 min/mile – TIM CARLSSON

Group C: 7-8:00 min/mile – MARTIN GARZA

Group D: sub 6– 7:00min/mile – FRANKIE AGIUS

 WEEK OF March 20-26

Make sure to look at the workouts on the Run website each week.  Come prepared and have fun! Your pace leaders will get you going with the workouts.

THE WORKOUT

Tues, March 20,
5:30 am 250 Natches Trace, Coppell. Located behind Denton Creek Elementary School & Coppell Middle School North

**RUN OPPOSITE DIRECTION** RUN OPPOSITE
DIRECTION**

ALL GROUPS:  10 min. warm up/run mechanic drills/warm up stretches.  Finish warm up around 5:40 and get with your pace group to start track workout.  MIN/MILE IS BASED ON 3-MILE RUN.

20 min. 5k = 1:35 per 400

21 min. 5k = 1:40 per 400

22 min. 5k = 1:45 per 400

23 min. 5k = 1:50 per 400

24 min. 5k = 1:55 per 400

25 min. 5k = 2:00 per 400

26 min. 5k = 2:05 per 400

27 min. 5k = 2:10 per 400

28 min. 5k = 2:15 per 400

29 min. 5k = 2:20 per 400

30 min. 5k = 2:25 per 400

Group A, 9:00+ min/mile

4 * 1000 at 5k pace w/2 min. recovery; 4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

Group B, 8– 9:00 min/mile

5 * 1000 at 5k pace w/2 min. recovery; 4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

Group C, 7–8:00min/mile

6 * 1000 at 5k pace w/2 min. recovery; 4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

Group D, sub 6-7:00min/mile

7 * 1000 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery;  4 * 400 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery.

ALL GROUPS:  1-mile cool down jog opposite direction AND/OR GROUP STRETCH.

VERY IMPORTANT:  Please take time to cool down and stretch after workouts.  If you’re short on time, decrease your repeats.  The cool down and stretching will help with recovery & reduce injury.

Wed, March 21, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  3 miles easy

Group B:  3 miles easy

Group C:  4 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Thurs, March 22, 5:15 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  8 miles:  1 mile warm up; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 1 mile cool down.

Group B:  8 miles:  1 mile warm up; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 1 mile cool down.

Group C:  8 miles: 1 mile warm up; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 1 mile cool down.

Group D:  8 miles: 1 mile warm up; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 2 mile 10k pace; 1 mile 5k pace; 1 mile cool down.

**Corner of Sandy Lake Rd. & Hertz is around the 1-mile marker.

Fri, March 23

REST DAY

Sat, March 24, 5:30 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Group B:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Group C:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Group D:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Sun, March 25, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  4 miles easy

Group B:  5 miles easy

Group C:  5 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Mon, March 26

REST DAY

Saturday and Sunday’s mileage are interchangeable.

“To me, the most enjoyable part is the practice and the preparation.” Bob Knight

 Kuay


Congratulations to our Leasping Leprechauns at the Dash Down Greenville 5K:  CARLA HOFFMAN, GABRIELLA MCCORD, ROSEMARIE COLLETTO and CHERILYN NELSON WILSON.

 GET YOUR CORE ON!

The next Functional Strength Training (FST) starts Wed, April 4 – Wed. May 23.  FST classes utilize gravity, body weight, stability balls, carpet skates, pulleys, dumbbells, med balls, ab dolleys, TRX and all kinds of toys to strength train in functional movement patterns.  We use a combination of upper body, lower body and core plus small and big muscle movements to address many of the common deficits and asymmetries seen among swimmers, bikers and runners.

The program is conducted by Amy Goddard, PT, CSCS and her staff at Goddard Orthopedic and Sports Therapy. This program is a “must” for all
athletes!

Each athlete must reserve their spot and complete a FREE injury profile before participating in FST.  The first session will include a review of your injury history as well as an orientation to FST.  Cost & day of program are 8 sessions for $100; Wednesday’s, 5:30- – 6:30 am.

Sessions limited to 14 participants.  Contact Kuay Sullivan NOW, kuay@dallasathletes.com, to sign up before sessions get full!

WEEK OF March 13-19

MARCH PACE LEADERS

Pace leaders will help get the pace groups started for
Tuesday track and Thursday tempo/interval runs.
They know the workouts and they know the run routes.

Group A: 9+ min/mile – KATHY POINT

Group B: 8-9:00 min/mile – TIM CARLSSON

Group C: 7-8:00 min/mile – MARTIN GARZA

Group D: sub 6– 7:00min/mile – FRANKIE AGIUS

WEEK OF March 13-19

Make sure to look at the workouts on the Run website each week.  Come prepared and have fun! Your pace leaders will get you going with the workouts.

THE WORKOUT

Tues, March 13, 5:30 am 250 Natches Trace, Coppell.  Located behind Denton Creek Elementary School & Coppell Middle
School North

ALL GROUPS:  10 min. warm up/run mechanic drills/warm up stretches.  Finish warm up around 5:40 and get with your pace
group to start track workout.  MIN/MILE IS BASED ON 3-MILE RUN.

20 min. 5k = 1:35 per 400

21 min. 5k = 1:40 per 400

22 min. 5k = 1:45 per 400

23 min. 5k = 1:50 per 400

24 min. 5k = 1:55 per 400

25 min. 5k = 2:00 per 400

26 min. 5k = 2:05 per 400

27 min. 5k = 2:10 per 400

28 min. 5k = 2:15 per 400

29 min. 5k = 2:20 per 400

30 min. 5k = 2:25 per 400

Group A, 9:00+ min/mile 

4 * 1000 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery

Group B, 8– 9:00 min/mile

5 * 1000 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery

Group C, 7–8:00min/mile

6 * 1000 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery

Group D, sub 6-7:00min/mile

7 * 1000 at 3k pace w/2 min. recovery

ALL GROUPS:  1-mile cool down jog opposite direction AND/OR GROUP STRETCH.

VERY IMPORTANT:  Please take time to cool down and stretch after workouts.  If you’re short on time, decrease your repeats.  The cool down and stretching will help with recovery & reduce injury.

Wed, March 14 RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  3 miles easy

Group B:  3 miles easy

Group C:  4 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Thurs, March 15, 5:15 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

SURGE SETS: These brief pickups charge up your run.  With each pickup set, go slightly faster until you’re running the final set at mile race pace.  Recover between each pickup with a jog of the same duration.

Group A:  6-8 miles:  1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

Group B:  8 miles:  1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

Group C:  8 miles: 1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

Group D:  8 miles: 1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

**Corner of Sandy Lake Rd. & Hertz is around the 1-mile marker.

Fri, March 16

REST DAY

Sat, March 17, 5:30 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Group B:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Group C:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Group D:  8-10 miles:  warm up 1 mile; run 3-5 sec/mile faster each two miles

Sun, March 18, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  4 miles easy

Group B:  5 miles easy

Group C:  5 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Mon, March 19

REST DAY

Saturday and Sunday’s mileage are interchangeable.

“The time is always right to do what is right.”  Martin Luther King, Jr.

Kuay


Please remember to check out the run web page for weekly workouts and announcements:  http://www.dallasathletes.com/category/c-run-workouts/

WEEK OF March 6-12

MARCH PACE LEADERS

Pace leaders will help get the pace groups started for Tuesday track and Thursday tempo/interval runs. They know the workouts and they know the run routes.

Group A: 9+ min/mile – KATHY POINT

Group B: 8-9:00 min/mile – TIM CARLSSON

Group C: 7-8:00 min/mile – MARTIN GARZA

Group D: sub 6– 7:00min/mile – FRANKIE AGIUS

WEEK OF March 6-12

Make sure to look at the workouts on the Run website each week.  Come prepared and have fun! Your pace leaders will get you going with the workouts.

THE WORKOUT

Tues, March 6, 5:30 am 250 Natches Trace, Coppell. Located behind Denton Creek Elementary School & Coppell Middle School North

ALL GROUPS:  10 min. warm up/run mechanic drills/warm up stretches.  Finish warm up around 5:40 and get with your pace group to start track workout.  MIN/MILE IS BASED ON 3-MILE RUN.

20 min. 5k = 1:35 per 400

21 min. 5k = 1:40 per 400

22 min. 5k = 1:45 per 400

23 min. 5k = 1:50 per 400

24 min. 5k = 1:55 per 400

25 min. 5k = 2:00 per 400

26 min. 5k = 2:05 per 400

27 min. 5k = 2:10 per 400

28 min. 5k = 2:15 per 400

29 min. 5k = 2:20 per 400

30 min. 5k = 2:25 per 400

We’re repeating workout from last week.  How are your 400’s compared to last week’s 400’s?

Group A, 9:00+ min/mile

8 * 400 on 3:00 minutes. Start 400’s every 3:00 minutes until you have done 8.

Group B, 8– 9:00 min/mile

12 * 400 on 2:30 minutes. Start 400’s every 2 minutes and 30 seconds until you have done 12.

Group C, 7–8:00min/mile

12 * 400 on 2:30 minutes. Start 400’s every 2 minutes and 30 seconds until you have done 12.

Group D, sub 6-7:00min/mile

12 * 400 on 2:00 minutes. Start 400’s every 2 minutes until you have done 12.

If time becomes too short for your recovery, you can add 5 second.  i.e. If  your form gets sloppy or you get less than 30 secs for recovery, run it in 2:35.

ALL GROUPS:  1-mile cool down jog opposite direction AND/OR GROUP STRETCH.

VERY IMPORTANT:  Please take time to cool down and stretch after workouts.  If you’re short on time, decrease your repeats.  The cool down and stretching will help with recovery & reduce injury.

Wed, March 7, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  3 miles easy

Group B:  3 miles easy

Group C:  4 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Thurs, March 8, 5:15 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

SURGE SETS: These brief pickups charge up your run.  With each pickup set, go slightly faster until you’re running the final set at mile race pace.  Recover between each pickup with a jog of the same duration.

Group A:  6-8 miles:  1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

Group B:  8 miles:  1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

Group C:  8 miles: 1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

Group D:  8 miles: 1 mile warm up.  Start your pickups: 2 * 90 sec; 4 * 60 sec: 4 * 30 sec: 4 * 15 sec.

**Corner of Sandy Lake Rd. & Hertz is around the 1-mile marker.

Fri, March 9

REST DAY

Sat, March 10, 5:30 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Group B:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Group C:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Group D:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Sun, March 11, RUN
ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  4 miles easy

Group B:  5 miles easy

Group C:  5 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Mon, March 12

REST DAY

Saturday and Sunday’s mileage are interchangeable.

“The time is always right to do what is right.”  Martin Luther King, Jr.

Kuay


The ladies rocked it on the road. Congratulations to CINDY PENNELL and GABRIELLA MCCORD (PR).  They brought pizazz to the Little Rock Marathon.  MONICA ORTIGOZA showed her stuff at the Rock-N-Roll New Orleans Marathon.  The ladies ruled!

Check out the following charity race involving one of our own, CINDY WARNER.  Come join in the fun and BE A HERO!http://www.dallascasa.org/events/superheroes-5K-and-family-fun-run.html

 

WEEK OF Feb. 28-March 5

FEBRARY PACE LEADERS

Pace leaders will help get the pace groups started for Tuesday track and Thursday tempo/interval runs. They know the workouts and they know the run routes.

Group A: 9+ min/mile – KATHY POINT

Group B: 8-9:00 min/mile – TIM CARLSSON

Group C: 7-8:00 min/mile – MARTIN GARZA

Group D: sub 6– 7:00min/mile – JEFF BENNETT

WEEK OF Feb. 28-March 5

For the months of January & February, we will do base training for 5k and 10 k distances.

THE WORKOUT Tues, Feb. 28 5:30 am 250 Natches Trace, Coppell.  Located behind Denton Creek Elementary School & Coppell Middle School North

ALL GROUPS:  10 min. warm up/run mechanic drills/warm up stretches.  Finish warm up around 5:40 and get with your
pace group to start track workout.  MIN/MILE IS BASED
ON 3-MILE RUN
.

20 min. 5k = 1:35 per 400

21 min. 5k = 1:40 per 400

22 min. 5k = 1:45 per 400

23 min. 5k = 1:50 per 400

24 min. 5k = 1:55 per 400

25 min. 5k = 2:00 per 400

26 min. 5k = 2:05 per 400

27 min. 5k = 2:10 per 400

28 min. 5k = 2:15 per 400

29 min. 5k = 2:20 per 400

30 min. 5k = 2:25 per 400

Group A, 9:00+ min/mile

8 * 400 on 3:00 minutes. Start 400’s every 3:00 minutes until you have done 8.

Group B, 8– 9:00 min/mile

12 * 400 on 2:30 minutes. Start 400’s every 2 minutes and 30 seconds until you have done 12.

Group C, 7–8:00min/mile

12 * 400 on 2:30 minutes. Start 400’s every 2 minutes and 30 seconds until you have done 12.

Group D, sub 6-7:00min/mile

12 * 400 on 2:00 minutes. Start 400’s every 2 minutes until you have done 12.

If time becomes too short for your recovery, you can add 5 second.  i.e. If  your form gets sloppy or you get less than 30 secs for recovery, run it in 2:35.

ALL GROUPS:  1-mile cool down jog opposite direction AND/OR GROUP STRETCH.

VERY IMPORTANT:  Please take time to cool down and stretch after workouts.  If you’re short on time, decrease your repeats.  The cool down and
stretching will help with recovery & reduce injury.

Wed, Feb. 29, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  3 miles easy

Group B:  3 miles easy

Group C:  4 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Thurs, March 1, 5:15 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

FARTLEKS
Swedish for “speed play”.  When done properly, fartlek is an effective and satisfying form of training. A good distance runner needs to have strength, endurance, speed and racing tactics. Fartlek training contains all these qualities in the same workout.
Start with a ½ mile to 2 mile warm up depending on your distance.  After the warm up, pick up your speed for the set amount of time allocated i.e 1 minute.  Then drop your pace back below your normal running pace, or slow to a jog for the allocated recovery time i.e. 3 minutes.  Repeat the fartleks.   In this way you are putting a slight extra stress on your system which will, in time, lead to an improvement in your speed and in your anaerobic threshold.  At no time
AFTER the workout should you feel fatigued or completely worn out. Fartlek running is less stressful than other type of workouts because of its free spirited form of running.
Group A:  4-6 miles, 5 * 45 second fartleks w/3 minute recovery

Group B:  6 miles, 7 * 45 second fartleks w/2 minute recovery

Group C:  8 miles, 8 * 45 second fartleks w/2 minute recovery

Group D:  8 miles, 10 * 45 second fartleks w/2 minute recovery

**Corner of Sandy Lake Rd. & Hertz is around the 1-mile marker.

Fri, March 2

REST DAY

Sat, March 3, 5:30 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Group B:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Group C:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Group D:  90 min run:  how many miles can you run in 90 mins?

Sun, March 4, RUN
ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  4 miles easy

Group B:  5 miles easy

Group C:  5 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Mon, March 5

REST DAY

Saturday and Sunday’s mileage are interchangeable.

 “Tell me, I’ll forget. Show me, I may remember. But involve me, and I’ll understand.” Chinese Proverb

 Kuay


They mooed loud and ran hard.at the Cowntown Half Marathon.  Congratulations to CINDY GEPPERT (Top 10 AG), MO-PING THAM, “BARNEY”
BARNHART, FRANKIE AGIUS, CYNDI HILLS, HARSHAD LALLOOBHAI, GAIL KAISER (Top 10 AG), PAUL MARTINEZ, CINDY PENNELL, BRANDON MCDANIEL (Top 10 AG), DELLA IRBY (1st AG), ADAM RASMUSSEN & DAMIAN DECELL.

LEE REBODOS does the Cowtown Ultra-Marathon 31 miles and takes 2nd in his group!

SCOTTWARRINGTON ran an ultra AND a marathon.  He started with the 50k on Sat. in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  He didn’t enough so he ran a marathon the next day! 57.2 miles in two days! CONGRATULATIONS!

WEEK OF Feb. 21-27

FEBRARY PACE LEADERS

Pace leaders will help get the pace groups started for
Tuesday track and Thursday tempo/interval runs.
They know the workouts and they know the run routes.

Group A: 9+ min/mile – KATHY POINT

Group B: 8-9:00 min/mile – TIM CARLSSON

Group C: 7-8:00 min/mile – MARTIN GARZA

Group D: sub 6– 7:00min/mile – JEFF BENNETT

WEEK OF Feb. 21-27

For the months of January & February, we will do base training for 5k and 10 k distances.

THE WORKOUT

Tues, Feb. 21 5:30 am 250 Natches Trace, Coppell.  Located behind Denton Creek Elementary School & Coppell Middle School North

RUN OPPOSITE DIRECTION** RUN OPPOSITE DIRECTION**

ALL GROUPS:  10 min. warm up/run mechanic drills/warm up stretches.  Finish warm up around 5:40 and get with your
pace group to start track workout.  MIN/MILE IS BASED ON 3-MILE RUN.

20 min. 5k = 1:35 per 400

21 min. 5k = 1:40 per 400

22 min. 5k = 1:45 per 400

23 min. 5k = 1:50 per 400

24 min. 5k = 1:55 per 400

25 min. 5k = 2:00 per 400

26 min. 5k = 2:05 per 400

27 min. 5k = 2:10 per 400

28 min. 5k = 2:15 per 400

29 min. 5k = 2:20 per 400

30 min. 5k = 2:25 per 400

This workout helps to develop strength.  Pay attention to your pace.  800’s are at 3k pace (fast but not all out).  That’s why you have a long
recovery.

Group A, 9:00+  min/mile

6 * 800 at 3k pace w/2:30 recovery

Group B, 8– 9:00  min/mile

7 * 800 at 3k pace w/2:30 recovery

Group C, 7–8:00min/mile

8 * 800 at 3k pace w/2:30 recovery

Group D, sub 6-7:00min/mile

9 * 800 at 3k pace w/2:30 recovery

ALL GROUPS:  1-mile cool down jog opposite direction AND/OR GROUP STRETCH.

VERY IMPORTANT:  Please take time to cool down and stretch after workouts.  If you’re short on time, decrease your repeats.  The cool down and
stretching will help with recovery & reduce injury.

Wed, Feb. 22, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  3 miles easy

Group B:  3 miles easy

Group C:  4 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Thurs, Feb. 23, 5:15 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

FARTLEKS
Swedish for “speed play”.  When done properly, fartlek is an effective and satisfying form of training. A good distance runner needs to have strength, endurance, speed and racing tactics. Fartlek training contains all these qualities in the same workout.Start with a ½ mile to 2 mile warm up depending on your distance.  After the warm up, pick up your speed for the set amount of time allocated i.e 1 minute.  Then drop your pace back below your normal running pace, or slow to a jog for the allocated recovery time i.e. 3 minutes.  Repeat the fartleks.   In this way you are putting a slight extra stress on your system which will, in time, lead to an improvement in your speed and in your anaerobic threshold.  At no time
AFTER the workout should you feel fatigued or completely worn out. Fartlek running is less stressful than other type of workouts because of its free spirited form of running.

Group A:  4-6 miles, 4 * 30 second fartleks w/3 minute recovery

Group B:  6 miles, 6 * 30 second fartleks w/2 minute recovery

Group C:  8 miles, 8 * 30 second fartleks w/2 minute recovery

Group D:  8 miles, 8-10 * 30 second fartleks w/2 minute recovery

**Corner of Sandy Lake Rd. & Hertz is around the 1-mile marker.

Fri, Feb. 24

REST DAY

Sat, Feb. 25, 5:30 am, ANDY BROWN EAST PARK PAVILLION, 234 East Parkway Blvd, Coppell.

Group A:  8 miles: run 2nd half 5 sec/mile faster than 1st half

Group B:  10 miles: run 2nd half 5 sec/mile faster than 1st half

Group C:  10-12 miles: run 2nd half 5 sec/mile faster than 1st half

Group D:  12 miles: run 2nd half 5 sec/mile faster than 1st half

Sun, Feb. 26, RUN ON YOUR OWN

Group A:  4 miles easy

Group B:  5 miles easy

Group C:  5 miles easy

Group D:  4 miles easy

Mon, Feb. 27

REST DAY

Saturday and Sunday’s mileage are interchangeable.

 “Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept ontrying when there seemed to be no hope at all.”  Dale Carnegie

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Give it up to MARC JENKINS who did it again!  Marc ran the Austin Marathon just mere weeks after he ran the Houston Marathon.  He ran Austin even FASTER!