LXP

Track & Field, Rugby, Functional Fitness, Functional Training, Strength & Conditioning, General Fitness
Coach
Lachlan Paterson

A 12 week running program that'll give you the speed endurance that you've always wanted.

With 4 running sessions per week this program is ideal for anyone looking to improve their 2.5 - 5km times.

This program is built by athletes, for athletes and backed by science.

Unlock your speed now.

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1 sessions per week
Must use App app to view and log training
Program Training
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Fitness
Improve your overall fitness.
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Speed
Reach that PB time that you have always wanted
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Discipline
Build your mental toughness and discipline by doing something hard. Realise what you are capable of.
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Programming 4 days per week
4 Planned running sessions per week with recommended rest structure built into the program.
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Delivered through TrainHeroic
Sweating over lifeless PDF's are so last year. Your coaches and team will push you harder, know you better, and keep you going, all through an app.
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Sample Week
Week 1 of 12-week program
Sunday
Running Week 1 day 1

Circuit

A

Day 1 Time Trial - whichever option you chose in week one, choose that again in week 12 and re-test. 2.5km run 3.2km run 5km run Run walk if you have to, pick a challenging option Add a comment of which distance you chose

Monday
Rest/Strength Day
Tuesday
Running Week 1 Day 3

A

Run

200, 400, 600

Circuit

B

8 Rounds 400m run Rest 2:1 Pace aim: 30-60 seconds faster than goal 5k pace If your run takes 2 minutes, rest for 4 minutes, this will feel easy to begin with but the last 3 will get tough. Aim to maintain your pace for each rep as consistently as you can If you don't have a device for pace, effort is 7-8/10 Pace breakdown Target 5k pace = 7min/km = 35 min // Todays pace = 6-6:30/km = 30-32.5 min 5k Target 5k pace = 6min/km = 30 min // Todays pace = 5-5:30/km = 25-27.5 min 5k Target 5k pace = 5min/km = 25 min // Todays pace = 4-4:30/km = 20-22.5 min 5k Target 5k pace = 4min/km = 20 min // Todays pace = 3-3:30/km = 15-17.5 min 5k

Wednesday
Week 1 Day 4
Thursday
Running Week 1 Day 5

A

Run

2 x 500 @ 7

Circuit

B

Fartlek session 1 6 rounds 600m run @ target pace 400m run/walk @ recovery pace Recovery pace is a pace you can move at and still recover, ideally this is running slowly but if required walk to recover to maintain your pace on each of the effort runs If you don't have a device for pace, effort is 7-8/10 Pace breakdown Target 5k pace = 7min/km = 35 min Target 5k pace = 6min/km = 30 min Target 5k pace = 5min/km = 25 min Target 5k pace = 4min/km = 20 min

Friday
Running Week 1 Day 6

A

Run

1 x 800

Circuit

B

Zone 2-3 run 20-30 minutes Not concerned at all about pace, work on keeping your heart rate below 150 today, if it creeps above this slow the run down and walk if you need to. Use today to try and work on running technique, landing on the ball of your foot, striking the ground beneath you and springing up. Hold a rhythm on your breathing and cadence, this will help no end in the other runs

Saturday
Week 2 Day 0
Running Speed Endurance