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04-09-2009, 08:18 AM
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I know this isn't what most people do, but I run my regular pace for until the last few (maybe 3) minutes. That way I don't mess up my run by exhausting myself at the onset. Then, I will try to add minutes at that pace (at the end) until I am comfortable with the faster pace for at least 10 minutes. Then, once my time at the new pace is built, I will move the faster pace to the front end of my workout. I have only added 1/2 mile per week.
I don't know if that is clear at all.
Oh, and I run on a treadmill, so that would probably change things if you run outside. I also am not speed/fast runner. I definitely "jog" as opposed to "run".
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