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The six phases of intervals.


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purple hayes
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 11:10    Post subject: The six phases of intervals.
Since I've been doing intervals for the past while, I've noticed 6 very distinct phases. Each phase coincides with the repeat number. ::

1) OK buddy, pace yourself. You haven't done these in a while and you don't want to blow it all on the first one.
2) OMG, these are getting harder. I can't believe I've got to finish this one and do four more! What am I thinking?
3) Is that breakfast I taste in the back of my throat? Will I attract attention if I puke in the infield?
4) I've got to finish this one and I've still got two more to go. Next week I'm skipping doing intervals. Evil or Very Mad
5) I'm going to die. Running is the dumbest sport EVER! I'm donating my running gear to charity and taking up golfing. Shocked
6) Alright, last one. Even though my heart in pounding hard enough to crack my ribs, just push as hard as you can because this is the last one and you can die when you're done.
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 11:19    Post subject:
purple hayes wrote:
3) ...Will I attract attention if I puke in the infield?


Nah, that's where you're supposed to puke. Now, if you did it on the track, then you'd attract attention! Wink
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 13:07    Post subject:
pretty good list john

i always cannot wait to get half way
then i know i am half way
then i can think about finishing

ah the things we do
but it does feel good when it is done
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 14:01    Post subject:
That list brings back some bad memories from track in HS. Coach used to interval us to death then make us do more.
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 14:14    Post subject: Re: The six phases of intervals.
purple hayes wrote:
Since I've been doing intervals for the past while, I've noticed 6 very distinct phases. Each phase coincides with the repeat number. ::

1) OK buddy, pace yourself. You haven't done these in a while and you don't want to blow it all on the first one.
2) OMG, these are getting harder. I can't believe I've got to finish this one and do four more! What am I thinking?
3) Is that breakfast I taste in the back of my throat? Will I attract attention if I puke in the infield?
4) I've got to finish this one and I've still got two more to go. Next week I'm skipping doing intervals. Evil or Very Mad
5) I'm going to die. Running is the dumbest sport EVER! I'm donating my running gear to charity and taking up golfing. Shocked
6) Alright, last one. Even though my heart in pounding hard enough to crack my ribs, just push as hard as you can because this is the last one and you can die when you're done.


There should be a 7th phase.

7) Hot damn! I did it!! I rock!! Whoo-hoo!! fubby
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 19:00    Post subject:
I always liked track work Embarassed
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PostPosted: 12/11/02 - 19:17    Post subject:
Cappy wrote:
That list brings back some bad memories from track in HS. Coach used to interval us to death then make us do more.



them and hills right greg

to this day i am still a very strong hill runner
and still love intervals because of our coach
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PostPosted: 12/13/02 - 16:13    Post subject:
...ha!...that is so funny PH. and true.

i was doing my own version of intervals yesterday and those same words were rolling round my brain....

holy he!! - this one feels harder than the last. maybe i should cut this pace back???

it's like banging your head against a brick wall --- it feels sooooooo good when you're done Wink (in more ways than one)
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PostPosted: 12/13/02 - 16:25    Post subject:
rolling rock wrote:
...i was doing my own version of intervals yesterday....


So, did you push yourself to "that" limit?
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