Workout 1 - Pyramid workout. When this is usually written for track workouts it's like "run this distance and then rest this long". I just changed the rests to walking because it suits this situation much better.
- Run 1 lap, walk 1
- Run 2 laps, walk 1
- Run 3 laps, walk 1
- Run 4 laps, walk 1
- Run 3 laps, walk 1
- Run 2 laps, walk 1
- Run 1 lap, walk 1
Workout 2 - Drills. The point of drills is to make me stronger. I do them in the opposite order of how much I like them, which means the ones I hate the most I do first so I can look forward to the fun ones later.
- Box jumps on the short end of the track, run the long sides
- Lunges on the short end, run the long sides
- High knees on the short end, run the long sides
- Kick butts on the short end, run the long sides
- Cross overs on the short end, run the long sides
- Run backwards on the short end, run the long sides
Things I noticed:
- I would time the last lap of each step of the pyramid workout, they started at a 9:00 pace but sped up to somewhere in the 8:00s. That's fast for me.
- Where is everyone? The gym is empty.
- I focused a lot on cadence tonight, getting my feet to turn over more times per minute, which was a new exercise and I liked it.
Music that helped me make it through:
- Fall Out Boy - Thanks for the Memories
- Rizzle Kicks - Mama Do The Hump
- Jai Ho - A H Raman, also of Slumdog Millionaire fame.
- F.U.N. - Some Nights.
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