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COACH MARISSA TIAMFOOK GEE, NSCA, NASM AND USATF CERTIFIED [email protected] WWW.CORPORATEACTIVE.COM Adventures on the Road: Your Journey Into Running

Running 101

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COACH MARISSA TIAMFOOK GEE, NSCA, NASM AND USATF

CERTIFIED [email protected]

WWW.CORPORATEACTIVE.COM

Adventures on the Road: Your Journey Into Running

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Coach MarissaMarissa@corporateactive.

com818-856-0712

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Why do you run?

Running is challenging, but oh

so worth it!(Or is it?)

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Is Running Worth the Weird Ailments?

Toe nails falling offBloody nipplesUnmentionable chafingHaving to go NOW and the nearest restroom

is 5 miles away

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Why do you run?Better FitnessWeight LossHigher Energy LevelPuts me in a good mood“Me” timeSpend time outsideLow maintenance sportCrosstrain for other sportsRace faster

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Take It To The Next LevelWalk

RunTrainRace•Achieve your best!

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Anatomy of a Workout

Dynamic StretchingDrillsSpeedworkHills/ TrailsTempoStatic Stretching/ Foam Rolling/ Recovery

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Dynamic Stretching

Before you run

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Drills

High KneesButt KicksSkipsFrankensteins/ KicksSquatsLunges

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Speedwork

5K pace8-10 x 400mYasso 800s3-5 x Mile

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Hills/ Trails

Design a hilly route for your long run or tempo

Trail RunsHill Repeats:

Short: 45-90 seconds uphill, recover down Long: 2-3 minutes uphill, recover in place or down

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Tempo

10 mile race pace 1-3 mile warm up and 1-3 mile cool down (to

add extra miles if needed)3 x 10 minutes with 2 minutes rest3-6 miles

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Static Stretching/ Foam Rolling/ Recovery

Standing or lying downFoam Rolling – A MUST!Ice bath (or just stand in the ocean!)

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Sample Training Schedule

Advanced marathoner

Sun Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri SatEasy recovery run(4-5 miles)

6-8 miles at marathon pace

Speedwork(Yasso 800s)

Crosstraining- swimming or cycling

Tempo(12 miles with 5 miles of hills)

1 hour of Yoga

Long Run(15-22 miles at 20-30 sec slower than marathon pace)

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GOOD LUCK AND HAVE AN AMAZING RACE!

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