This week I want to show you another example of interval training but this time based on M.A.S. (maximum aerobic speed).
So, I ran 5 intervals of 400 m at my maximum aerobic speed (around 15 km/h) that is about 1'36" per interval and about 1'00" up to 1'30" of recovery (walking). The aim of this workout is to reach my maximum consumption of oxygen during a few minutes in order to increase it.
The red line on the graph below is a smoothing of the raw data (gray line), this last one shows the real pace, a speed around 15 km/h in each interval but I guess it's underestimated. (when I run faster my measure system usually underestimates distance and speed). The two last intervals were really tough. I really need a more accurate system to measure my speed because I think that I ran them too fast.
Soon I have to test myself on a 10 km distance in order to notice if my trainings are really effective. Anyway, it's so good to feel the speed and the heart beating very fast !!
The stadium where I do interval training
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