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The Running Public

Training Tuesday #19: Heavy Carries

The Running Public

Kirk Dewindt & Brakken Kraker

Sports:running, Running, Sports, Health & Fitness, Fitness

5691 Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Heavy Carries are a make or break obstacle during most OCR races, yet many of us fail to work on them with the same amount of planning and intensity that we use for the other areas of our race preparation. This episode gives you everything you need to bulletproof your carry game, from tips and techniques to our favorite workouts!

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0:00.0

You're listening to the running public.

0:13.2

From marathoners to mud runners, we all have the same goal.

0:16.5

Get to the finish line faster.

0:18.3

That's right.

0:19.0

This podcast is for you guys, the running public.

0:28.5

This is the running public's Training Tuesday. Training Tuesday is where we talk about training

0:34.6

only. One topic, we dive deep, we explore it completely it's training it's

0:39.5

tuesday training tuesday tuesday i went for a a long run yesterday bracken with some quality

0:47.5

miles in it and i was reminded that i haven't done much speed work lately what What happened? Well, I did this workout.

0:55.5

It was alternating miles on my long run.

0:57.1

So six reps of one mile hard, like subthreshold, one mile recovery, one mile hard, which is a lot of rest, but I haven't done anything fast since like before my 37 miler for my 37th birthday.

1:10.0

You want to take a stab at what my first hard mile was, Bracken?

1:14.3

I'm embarrassed.

1:15.3

I'll tell you that.

1:16.3

Okay.

1:17.3

I wish I was right around 5.30 and it felt bad.

1:20.5

Wow.

1:21.5

You're just like, how did you know?

1:22.9

I ran 529 and it felt it was like I had never run that speed before. I haven't done anything under six minute pace since pre-birthday run. In fact, since my 5K time trial, like four or five-year-bler? Or did it get worse as you? Like, did you never recover or did you loosen up and like shake some stuff off? I'm glad you asked. So it got better. Thankfully. And so I went 529 and I went 521, 516, 514, I ended at 509. But I'm telling you,

1:54.3

this brought me to a thought of a previous episode of ours that even though I did a two mile

1:59.8

warm up and I had a rolling start

2:01.3

into that first hard mile, I still ran 529 and it felt like I was hit by a truck. Like my body

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