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Intervals during aerobic base training

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SPR
Nov 2011
9:21pm, 21 Nov 2011
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SPR
Didn't do Pirie any harm FR ;-)
Nov 2011
9:23pm, 21 Nov 2011
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Fenland Runner
Nobody on here is a Pirie, anybody who follows that would have a tough time.
SPR
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9:31pm, 21 Nov 2011
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SPR
I don't think the intervals are that tough TBH, they are balls out at all. Obviously the HR number rely on a max near 200 which is an issue for all inclusiveness.

Pirie's paces are not what you'd be doing.
SPR
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9:32pm, 21 Nov 2011
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SPR
they AREN'T
SPR
Nov 2011
9:34pm, 21 Nov 2011
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SPR
Fair point about no one being a Pirie though.
Nov 2011
9:43pm, 21 Nov 2011
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daviec
I think with a good base you could build to that type of training. I reckon once pirie started doing that he'd already run a good few miles in his time. Remember Hadd base training is just about getting fit enough to do some "real" training.
SPR
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9:55pm, 21 Nov 2011
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Hadd crucial base rep session, which I posted a few pages back, could be an entry level Pirie session.

" 100-100 is how we refer to striding 100m at a pace somewhere between 400-800m PR pace and then (without stopping to walk) going straight into 100m easy in 40-45s.

That would be 1 x 100-100.

Without walking at any time, run this 10 times in succession: ie: 10 x 100-100, alternating quick and easy reps of 100m."

Pirie's would eventual be harder as you add more volume/distance.
Nov 2011
9:59pm, 21 Nov 2011
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Ninky Nonk
Don't understand why 'pirie' would mean having a tough time. Not sure he's prescribing a set schedule. In fact he says beware of doing these sessions when tired, and he still talks of doing long runs. Its just not long runs all the time.
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10:02pm, 21 Nov 2011
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Ninky Nonk
But maybe I think that cause I haven't tried one of these sessions yet.
SPR
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10:20pm, 21 Nov 2011
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I did 10 x 100m with 90, then the next week 20 x 100m last year with around 90 sec at one point, the sessions were good, I ran the couple of miles back home after. A couple of days after the 20, I did my longest training run ever. I didn't do them again due to an XC race, then get ill after, then basically not feeling fit enough. I plan to do then around end of Jan probably till about Mar/Apr this year.

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