MPHR Workout #181
each for time:
6x 400m run
- Rest two minutes between repeats
- Deviate slower than three seconds per the worst interval, and foul
- Foul* = five-minute isometric squat hold below “parallel” position
Compare results to MPHR Workout #86.
Row Workout
each for time:
6x 500m row
- Rest two minutes between repeats
- Deviate slower than five seconds per the worst interval, and foul
- Foul* = five-minute isometric squat hold below “parallel” position
MPHR Workout #182
for time:
10k run time trial, all-out effort
Compare results to SC MPHR Workout #155.
Row Workout
5k row time trial, all-out effort
Compare results to MPHR Workout #174.
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1/23 #181
1:27, 1:28; 1:28, 1:30; 1:27: 1:30
On a treadmill, which I HATE. Please stop precipitating, mother nature.
#181 23/1/12: 1:26, 1:28, 1:25
@MPH 1/24: 1:32, 1:31, 1:25, 1:26, 1:28, 1:28
#181 1:36; 1:36; 1:35
#182 1/25
10K: 49:34 (7:59 pace)
This is a PR–barely. I ran 49:45 at the Marine Corps 10k.
The first 5k was definitely faster than the second 5k and felt great. (I’m pretty sure I ran the first 5k faster than my 5k PR.) My knee/IT band/whatever it is felt a little tight from about 5-7.5k and then it loosened up, and if I got caught at a traffic light it would hurt a bit when I started up again before it loosened up and I didn’t feel it any more. Once I finished the 10k it definitely hurt/tightened up for about 10 minutes. Feels pretty much okay now.
# 182 sub: 5k row; 24:08
Can definitely tell I haven’t rowed for distance in three months. Ouch! Lost about a minute in the last 1K messing with the straps since I was taking a lot of the pull in my calves, but then decided to just finish it and recover later. And my back was sore. I guess this row was more about the journey than the destination.
#182 sub 5k run: 22:04. The run felt good.
#182 1/27- equipped with new Garmin woot: 5K: 22:09