Dennis, 51.5 miles for last week...<br><br>
Thanks...<br><b><br>
Week beginning March 31<br>
Week 3 of Pfitz (modified 24 week/55 mpw) Schedule<br>
Mesocycle 4, Taper and Race<br>
Goal Race - Boston Marathon, April 21, 2008<br>
Weeks to Goal Race - 4<br>
Short Term Goal – Red Bud Classic, 10K, OKC., April 6.<br>
Weeks to short term goal - 1</b><br><br>
E Pace - 9:26 - 11:12 (1-2 minutes slower than MP)<br>
LR pace - 8:26 - 9:12 (110%-120% of MP)<br>
MLR pace - 8:26 - 9:12 (110%-120% of MP)<br>
GA - 9:00 (Getting in the miles)<br>
MP - 7:40 (Based on current VDOT), revised 7:48<br>
Tempo - 7:13 - 7:24 (15K - 1/2 Marathon pace), revised 7:30<br>
VO2Max – 6:46 (5K race pace)<br><br>
Monday Rest – <b>Complete, Rest.</b><br>
Monday Rest – <b>Complete, Rest.</b><br>
Tuesday 8 VO2Max miles +
[email protected] pace; jog 90 seconds in between – <b>Complete, 8 GA miles.</b><br>
Wednesday 5 Easy miles – <b>Complete, 5 Recovery miles, it rained and hailed during part of this run, shin is re-aggravated.</b><br>
Thursday Rest – <b>Complete, Rest.</b><br>
Friday 4 Easy with 6X100m strides – <b>Complete, resting my shin.</b><br>
Saturday 8-10K Tune up race – <b>Complete, 16 MLR.</b><br>
Sunday 16 MLR <b>– The Redbud Classic, Oklahoma City</b><br><br>
Weekly Mileage Plan – 39 miles.<br><b>Weekly Mileage Actual – 35 miles</b><br><br>
This week’s goal – Train injury free, so I need to pay special attention to my right shin. Keep the ice coming. Again, I will have to re-arrange my schedule which seems to have been the case throughout this training session. The main goal is to have a solid LR and maybe a MP run at Red Bud.<br><br><b>Weekly Summary – Wednesday, my right shin flared up again and throbbed all evening, not painful, but uncomfortable. So, I decided to skip Friday’s run. Saturday’s MLR was slow and sluggish but considering my shin: slow was a good thing for the body but not the mind. I considered skipping the 10K race on Sunday as I was concerned that I would not be able to hold back. I told myself to run the race slow, but none the less I ran much faster that I would have recommended. It turned into another “almost” all out effort. Luckily my shin feels fine today.</b>