Tempo Running at The Wood #2

AO: The Wood

When: 03/05/2024

Number of Pax: 4

DR Names:

Number of FNGS: 0

FNG Names:

QIC: Dilly Dilly


Introduction

It was a sucky & gloomy drive to The Wood with rain pelting down & the wind blowing hard. Two pulled HC’s & a couple of no shows to start the morning but 3 brave other men decided to embrace the suck & join me for some interval running which started with puddles & wet shoes & ended with gail force winds trying to knock you down on the straightaway back.

Warm-O-Rama

WARM UP

  • Jog in place while go through: disclaimer, mission, principles, & credo
  • Motivators from 6
  • Imperial Walkers – 10 IC
  • Good Mornings – 10 IC
  • Michael Phelps – 10 IC
  • Willie Mays Hays – 10 IC

 

The Thang

THANG 1 – Tempo Training

  • Run the .75 mile loop at 100% of race pace (5:40)
  • Run the .75 mile loop at 105% of race pace (5:40)
  • Run the .75 mile loop at 110% of race pace (5:30)
  • Run the .75 mile loop at 120% of race pace (5:20)
  • Each run we will start together. If you finish your mile early loop the lower parking lot until the 6 comes in & we will take a 1 to 2 minute recovery prior to heading out on the next tempo run.

 

MARY (5 mins)

  • 2 minutes of stretching

 

Circle of Trust

AAR – thanks for modifying; reminder to the Q if you can get there early on bad weather condition days to check the site is always good

Count – 4

Name – 3 knuckels & 1 Hate:)

Prayers – in our hearts

Naked Man Moleskin

CoT

  • Achievement = doing something that benefits only the individual. A goal that has been achieved.
  • Accomplishment = doing something (or being part of doing something) that benefits others and the world outside of that person. A project that has been completed.
  • Achievement is the completion of the task imposed from outside — the reward often brings happiness. Accomplishment is the end point of an engulfing activity we’ve chosen, a sense of joy that rises uniquely from absorption in a thing outside ourselves.”
  • Winning a race, or getting good grades, or getting to the top of a mountain, are achievements but NOT accomplishments (in most cases). This is because those things benefit only the person who did them. I suggest we reserve the term “accomplishments” for things people do that benefit others and the real world.
  • My challenge to you men is change your mind set from a life of setting goals to achieve something, like “completing 75 hard” & turn your life into setting goals focused more on accomplishments like “creating daily routines/disciplines that create healthy habits in my life”.

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