THE BEATING HEART OF RUNNING. WHY TRAINING PLANS ARE SO IMPORTANT
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Whatever your running aspiration you need a training plan. Whether your running your first ever 5k, to lose weight, get fit, or to do a sub 4 hour marathon you need to know what to do next. Don't wing it, get yourself a plan and do it the right way. Here we tell you why.
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PODCAST NOTES
Keywords training plans, running, progression, specificity, individualisation, overload, marathon training, fitness goals, injury prevention, training principles Summary In this episode of the Sapphire Running Zone podcast, Tim Rogers discusses the critical role of training plans in achieving running goals. He outlines the four essential principles of effective training: progression, specificity, individualization, and overload. Tim emphasizes the importance of following a structured plan to avoid under training or burnout, and he provides insights on how to choose the right training plan while allowing for flexibility and individual needs. The episode concludes with a Q&A segment addressing common questions about training plans. Takeaways- Training plans are essential for achieving fitness goals.
- Progression is key; increase intensity gradually.
- Specificity ensures training aligns with your goals.
- Individualisation recognises that each runner is unique.
- Overload must be balanced with adequate rest.
- A well-structured plan prevents under training and burnout.
- Monitoring progress is crucial for success.
- Flexibility in training plans allows for personal adjustments.
- Injury risk is reduced with a proper training plan.
- Choosing the right plan is vital for performance.
- "Why do we need a training plan?"
- "Specificity is so important."
- "Everybody is different."
- "Get yourself a training plan."
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