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Advanced 10K Training Plan for Competitive RunnersBy Rick Morris The 10K distance throws a number of challenges at advanced competitive runners. Shorter races, such as 2 mile or 5K runs, challenge your speed and speed endurance while giving you somewhat of a break on the endurance end. Longer marathon and half marathon races place more of a challenge on stamina and endurance, so you can get by on less than optimal speed and speed endurance. On the other hand, the 10K distance is relentless in it's demands on speed, speed endurance, stamina and pure endurance. In order to maximize your fitness levels in all of those systems you need to train at a number of speeds, distance and intensity levels throughout your training plan.This advanced level 10K training plan places a lot of emphasis on compound sets and fast finish runs because of the multi functional attributes of that type of training. These types of training runs work multiple systems in one workout, saving you time and stress on your body. This 10K schedule also includes hill training to build running strength, pure long runs for endurance and high intensity speed training.The paces included in this training plan include easy pace runs, tempo or moderately hard training runs, 10K or moderately hard pace runs, 5K or hard pace and 3K or very hard pace. Some full pace or sprint workouts are also included. I would suggest using your current race pace to judge training intensity. I believe that race pace is the most accurate way to train as well as being a self adjusting method. Perceived exertion is also a good alternative if you don't know your current race pace.
Before beginning these training runs, warm up with around 5 minute of easy running followed by a series of dynamic drills. After your training run, cool down with 5 to 8 100 meter accelerating strides and some static stretching.
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