HelpKenyan Hills
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Jan 2013
12:15pm, 11 Jan 2013
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DeeGee
So, what's that all about then? How do I do it? What's the difference between that and "hills"? And why will I benefit from such a session? |
Jan 2013
12:21pm, 11 Jan 2013
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Gobi
You run in a loop or up and down a hill and put the same effort in both ways Simple |
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Jan 2013
12:27pm, 11 Jan 2013
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DeeGee
Seems simple enough. I'm reading a variety of different training plans (following none yet) and this just crops up in a lot of them with very little explanation. What sort of effort do I need to be putting into the session? And am I looking for long gentle rises or huge great steep things.
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Jan 2013
12:29pm, 11 Jan 2013
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Gobi
I have done them running 30 seconds up a hill and back and also done them on a 120 second loop. Effort depends on what you need have done them at 5km effort to flat out :¬) |
Jan 2013
4:13pm, 11 Jan 2013
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Callum Bampton
I'm doing Kenyan hills tomorrow - it's a 1500m loop with 2 main hills and 1 long, gradual downhill which you've really got to hammer. It's my favourite session.. the main focus is on the crests and the downhills - you've just got to flow up the hills and feel good. We also do 10x 600m Kenyan hills which is simply 300m up and 300m down. |
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