As runners, we often hear mention of terms such as repetitions, intervals, strides, fartleks etc. to describe run training and workout approaches. In essence, they represent similar and often interchangeable approaches to structuring a running workout, but more often than not, they hold slightly different meanings depending on the athlete, coach, information source etc.
In “Interval Training Basics,” you will explore the essential techniques of structuring effective running workouts through varied pacing and recovery periods. By incorporating interval training, runners can enhance their speed, endurance, and overall aerobic capacity, allowing them to achieve higher intensity performance without excessive fatigue. This guide empowers athletes to optimize their training sessions, whether through repetitions, sprints, or fartleks, ultimately unlocking their full running potential.
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