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Swedish for speed play: surges of faster running mixed into an easy run, for 6 rounds. Jog easily for 10 minutes before you start. The surges should feel quick and smooth, not sprinting.

Hip Mobility Reset

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Eight minutes on the floor to loosen tight hips. No equipment, though a light dumbbell helps for the V-sit. 🎥 Video: 8-Minute Hip Mobility Routine | Loosen Tight Hips (No Equipment) by nourishmovelove

A 10-minute cool-down stretch for the muscles running works hardest. Do it straight after a run, while you're still warm. Ease into each stretch and never bounce.

The opening of Joseph Pilates' classical mat order. About 12 minutes. Move with control, not momentum. Draw your belly in and breathe deeply throughout.

A famous benchmark workout: as many rounds as possible in 20 minutes of 5 pull-ups, 10 push-ups and 15 air squats. Pace yourself in the first five minutes. Scale the pull-ups to ring or table rows if you need to, and keep count of your rounds to beat next time.

The classic 5×5 strength session: squat, bench and row, for 5 rounds. Each round is one set of each lift, with rest between, so you rotate through the lifts and stay fresh. Use about 80% of your one-rep max, and add 2.5kg next time if every rep was clean. Warm up with an empty...

Clean, squat, press and swing, one side at a time, without putting the bell down, for 5 rounds. Use a bell you can press 8 times.

Train your core to resist movement, which is its real job, for 3 rounds. You'll need a resistance band anchored at chest height, or a cable machine.

Unilateral leg work to fix imbalances and build stability, for 3 rounds. Hold dumbbells once bodyweight gets easy. Always start with your weaker side.

A gentle 15 minute full-body stretch, from the neck down to the hips. Good on rest days or after a run. 🎥 Video: 15 Minute Beginner Stretch Flexibility Routine! (FOLLOW ALONG) by Tom Merrick

Twenty minutes at a comfortably hard pace to push up your lactate threshold. Tempo pace is about what you could hold for an hour in a race: you can manage a few words, not a conversation.

Bar work for strong abs and a grip to match, for 3 rounds. No swinging: every rep starts from a dead stop.

Planks and side planks that climb from 30 to 60 seconds. About 7 minutes. Squeeze your glutes and push the floor away. If your hips sag, drop to your knees.

Pick up something heavy and walk: carries build grip, core and posture, for 4 rounds. Use dumbbells or kettlebells heavy enough that the last few seconds are a fight. Stand tall and don't let the weight pull you sideways.

Pilates side-lying leg work that sets your glutes on fire. About 10 minutes. Lie on your side with your body in one straight line, hips stacked. Only your leg moves.