Core
3-4 rounds, or 30 sec on / 30 sec rest:
- Elbow plank
- Reverse plank
- Leg raises
- Deadbugs
- Hip bridges
- Runner side plank each side
Focused on stability, posture, and injury-resistant running form.
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Build stronger fitness by mixing effort levels and adapting training stress week to week.
3-4 rounds, or 30 sec on / 30 sec rest:
Focused on stability, posture, and injury-resistant running form.
3-4 rounds of 10 reps each round:
Builds arm drive and postural strength for better running efficiency.
3-4 rounds, 10 reps each:
Targets power, balance, and durability for stronger race-day legs.
Walkers, this one's for you! When the weather isn't cooperating or life keeps you indoors, the treadmill is a fantastic way to keep building your fitness. Don't underestimate incline walking—it can make a huge difference in your outdoor walking.
Walking hills on the treadmill helps:
Remember, you don't have to use the exact speeds listed below. Adjust the pace so you're challenged but still able to maintain good walking form.
35–45 minutes
Focus: Build endurance and get comfortable maintaining effort.
30–40 minutes
Warm-up:
Workout (6–8 rounds):
Cool-down:
Focus: Build strength while teaching your body to recover after climbing.
45–60 minutes
Optional: Every 10 minutes, increase to 8% for 2 minutes.
Focus: Time on your feet and endurance.
30–40 minutes
Repeat:
Focus: Build leg strength and prepare for hills outdoors.
30–40 minutes
Increase the incline every 5 minutes:
Then gradually bring it back down to cool off.
Focus: Learn how to pace yourself as the effort increases—this translates directly to walking outside.
A few reminders:
Every hill you conquer on the treadmill is preparing you for the next hill outside. Trust the process—you'll notice your outdoor walks becoming easier, your pace becoming more consistent, and your confidence growing with every step. 💜👟
If you have any questions, reach out to Ashely or Tony.
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