Sunday, 6 February 2022

Harriers Training - w/c 07 February

Tuesday 08 February

This week's session is Severn Bridge Hills, with Berna & Paul at 6:00pm, and Sue & Bethan 7:00pm. Meet in the Severn Bridge underpass.

Coach Berna says:

'This session is designed to develop your uphill running technique, pace judgement and aerobic power, and consists of two 15 minute parts with a three minute active recovery.

After the warm-up the main session will start at the bottom by the tunnel and you will run at Zone 2 (82 -88 % MHR  - short sentences) to the turn on to the cycle track. 

On this short hill the focus is on uphill running technique. Turn left and run along the flat at Zone 3 (97/100 % MHR  - Hard - one to two words only) to where the coach is positioned, and run back at the same effort to the top of the longer hill. Turn and run down to the start at a moderate pace as a recovery'.

High viz is mandatory for winter sessions. Head torches will not be needed, especially as attendees will be running towards each other. Please do think about whether you will need a head torch on the way to and home from the session however.

In order to allow Berna and Sue to plan the best session for attendees, you are requested to register if you plan to come, giving your name and pace group only. Registration is not compulsory however, and details will not be retained following the session.

Link to Registration Spreadsheet

Link to new Pace Groups

Link to Training Zones

Thursday 10 February

Thursday's run is the Severn Bridge. Meet in the underpass at 1835hrs where Helen will be MC, to get into in your groups for an 1845hrs start. You may choose a tempo or more social run on the 5 mile night race route, a self- timed 5k time trial on either parkrun course, a 45 minute out and back run, or a walk

Please ensure you wear high vis, and bring a head torch.

COVID-19

You must not attend any Harriers training if you need to self isolate in accordance with Welsh guidelines.

Wales Self Isolation Rules

Enjoy your running.

Dickie.

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