Running Slow to Race Fast

Many runners assume that faster races require faster training, yet exercise physiology points to a different approach. Many runners assume that faster races require faster training, yet exercise physiology points to a different approach. This book explains why the majority of your running should be done at an easy, conversational pace, and how this method builds the aerobic foundation needed for stronger race performances. This book was generated using artificial intelligence, drawing on established research in sports science and endurance training. You will learn how heart rate zones work, why easy running strengthens your cardiovascular system and mitochondria, and how to structure a weekly training plan that balances easy miles with purposeful hard efforts. You will also find guidance on pacing, common mistakes that keep runners stuck in a moderate-intensity rut, and practical ways to apply these principles to your own training, whether you are preparing for a 5K or a marathon.

Pages: 103, Edition: 1, Paperback, Waries B.V.