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Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

What Are Tempos 2020/06/22

Run to the Top Podcast | The Ultimate Guide to Running

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🗓️ 22 June 2020

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

What are tempo and threshold runs? What are the three different zones of threshold runs? How to know whether you are running your tempo at the right pace or not? Find out in today's podcast from Coach Claire.

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to the Run to the Top podcast. This is Coach Claire Bartholic and today I'm

0:17.4

reading what are tempo runs and why will they help my? Written by Sarah Crouch

0:25.0

One thing that many runners learn the hard way

0:28.0

is that long distance running is not a sport of instant gratification.

0:32.0

Running as fast as you can for as long as you can. not a sport of instant gratification.

0:32.6

Running as fast as you can for as long as you can every day

0:36.3

rarely leads to personal bests and instead

0:39.4

leads to injury and over training. Racing fast means running smart and targeting workouts at

0:46.7

precise paces that reap specific benefits. Most runners have heard the term

0:52.2

tempo run before that many don't realize

0:54.7

that there are actually three different types of tempo runs better referred to as

0:59.2

threshold runs and that understanding the precise differences between the three is critical to

1:05.8

targeting the right effort levels. With terms like lactate threshold,

1:10.7

tempo run, and anaerobic being thrown around interchangeably,

1:14.8

understanding your training can get pretty confusing and it can even make

1:19.5

figuring out a tempo run pace seem complicated.

1:23.8

To help you better target your training and efforts,

1:26.8

we're going to clarify what the three different zones

1:29.6

of threshold running are

1:31.3

and how you can tell when you are running the right pace to achieve a

1:35.2

specific benefit. We are even going to give you specific workouts to use in each of the

1:40.8

threshold runs.

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