0 to Super HERO 10K Plan
Author: Tri Force Endurance
Length: 12 Weeks
Tags: running, beginner, intermediate, base period
Typical Week: 14 Custom, 5 Run, 2 Day Off
Longest Workout:
1:00 hrs
Author: Tri Force Endurance
Length: 12 Weeks
Tags: running, beginner, intermediate, base period
Typical Week: 14 Custom, 5 Run, 2 Day Off
Longest Workout:
1:00 hrs
0 to Super HERO 10K Plan
This 0 to HERO 10k program has been designed for beginners and intermediate runners that need a little bit more structure in their running.
The plan builds volume over time using RPE to judge intensity in a sensible periodised progression. Week 7 we switch things up with some speed work to help you get faster. We've included park run every Saturday with alternatives just incase you can't make it.
AND most importantly we's given you some straightforward run drills, warm ups and stretching videos/PDF's to help you improve your run technique and reduce the chance of common injury.
If you're looking to improve your fitness and become a running HERO. Then this is the 10k plan for you.
Run this easy in RPE 2/3. (RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion.
Run this on an undulating track or road, if you can run this on a cross country route AWESOME STUFF. A Treadmill is fine to use for this run too
(At easy pace and in RPE 2/3 its good to know what that pace actually is so you learn YOUR pace while running and can use it to judge intensity along side RPE)
The RPE sheet attached will give you an idea of the intensity of your run. Knowing your pace along side this will keep you right and stop you over training and under training.
Important Note
Keep EASY runs EASY. There is plenty of time to start adding intensity later.
But now is NOT the time.
We need to build durability first.
Ok so today is a rest day but lets focus on a few things that will make you a better runner and keep you injury free.
Hip Flexor stretches.
Yes I know what you're thinking. Why?
Well great hip flexion can help you get good extension of the hip (great for running), reduce hamstring tightness and the chances of back pain.
How to Video HERE => https://youtu.be/6oqnezn9a_I
Ok so Im asking you to think more about your amazing body but thats what we do at Tri Force Endurance.
These simple exercises will improve the strength and flexibility of your feet and lower leg that will help reduce the chances of common injuries such as calf strains and plantar fascia issues.
How to video below
https://youtu.be/2N-DTxTiVNg
2 Min each foot, each exercise.
* Eversion
* Inversion
* Plantarflexi
* Dorstilfexion
* Towel scrunches
* Bare foot calf raises
Run this easy in RPE 2/3. (RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion.
Run this on an undulating track or road, if you can run this on a cross country route AWESOME STUFF. A Treadmill is fine to use for this run too
(At easy pace and in RPE 2/3 its good to know what that pace actually is so you learn YOUR pace while running and can use it to judge intensity along side RPE)
The RPE sheet attached will give you an idea of the intensity of your run. Knowing your pace along side this will keep you right and stop you over training and under training.
REMINDER:
Its important that you keep EASY runs EASY. There is plenty of time to start adding intensity later.
Ok so today is a rest day but lets focus on a few things that will make you a better runner and keep you injury free.
Hip Flexor stretches.
Yes I know what you're thinking. Why?
Well great hip flexion can help you get good extension of the hip (great for running), reduce hamstring tightness and the chances of back pain.
How to Video HERE => https://youtu.be/6oqnezn9a_I
Ok so Im asking you to think more about your amazing body but thats what we do at Tri Force Endurance.
These simple exercises will improve the strength and flexibility of your feet and lower leg that will help reduce the chances of common injuries such as calf strains and plantar fascia issues.
How to video below
https://youtu.be/2N-DTxTiVNg
2 Min each foot, each exercise.
* Eversion
* Inversion
* Plantarflexi
* Dorstilfexion
* Towel scrunches
* Bare foot calf raises
Run this easy in RPE 2/3. (RPE means Rate of Perceived Exertion.
Run this on an undulating track or road, if you can run this on a cross country route AWESOME STUFF. A Treadmill is fine to use for this run too
(At easy pace and in RPE 2/3 its good to know what that pace actually is so you learn YOUR pace while running and can use it to judge intensity along side RPE)
The RPE sheet attached will give you an idea of the intensity of your run. Knowing your pace along side this will keep you right and stop you over training and under training.
REMINDER:
Its important that you keep EASY runs EASY. There is plenty of time to start adding intensity later.
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