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Lydiard=genius
Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 12:52PM Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Please post every sample you know on this board but not just the one of 4 x 1200, 4 x800 4 x 400 but really everything you've ever heard of and don't repeat each other's posts
bangalangadanga
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 12:59PM - in reply to Lydiard=genius Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
I've heard that El Guerrouj would do a daily morning 10 miler starting at 5:00 pace and ending at 4:30 pace.
Workout Champ
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 1:15PM - in reply to Lydiard=genius Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
El G:
10 x 400m between 53-54 seconds with only 30 seconds recovery.

10 x 300 m in 35-36 seconds

Source:
Marco Veledíaz
Mexico City,Mexico
marco_velediaz@infosel.net.mx


Khalid Skah:

20 x 400 meter hills in the morning and
20 x 400 meters in the afternoon on the track in around 58 – 63 seconds.
2 sessions of hill work each week, year around
Fartleks: 5-4-3-2-1-2-3-4-5 minutes reps

Other VO2max:
6-8x1000 meters/3x2000 meters/3000-2000-2x1000-2x500/2000-1000-2x500 meters.

Source: Marius Bakken

Bekele:

An Ethiopian newspaper reported on a workout run by the Ethiopian National Team (specifically Bekele and
Sihine) during June of 2004. The athletes ran 7000m (in Addis Ababa at altitude) at an average pace of around
2:40/kilometer. They split 13:22 for 5000m on their way to a 7000m time between 18:40 and 18:45.

Source: "My .02"
Could be worse
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 1:40PM - in reply to Workout Champ Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
10 x 300m in 36 seconds?

Lol could Michael Johnson or Rudisha even do that workout?
cmurph
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 1:46PM - in reply to Could be worse Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Why the hell would Michael Johnson be able to do that workout
HammerKitty
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 1:53PM - in reply to cmurph Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Here is more on his training with a link:

http://www.mariusbakken.com/training-corner/maroccan-training-el-guerrouj.html

Race Pace

10 x 400m between 53-54 seconds with only 30 seconds recovery. He gets help from a “rabbit” the last 200 m in each repetition.

Speed work

10 x 300 m in 35-36 seconds with surges and help from a “rabbit”.

6 x 500 m with surges and help from a “rabbit” the first 300 m in each repetition.

From this moment the help from the “rabbit” becomes very important, because he is approaching to the competitive period. He likes this type of sessions, they make him feel like in a race: with unexpected changes of pace, he improves his reaction every time that the “rabbit” accelerates.
Lydiard=genius
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 1:54PM - in reply to Workout Champ Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Thanks to workout champ if you know of other sessions or workouts please can you add more and get other people to add more workouts but i do confess to having heard that one before
Could be worse
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 2:02PM - in reply to cmurph Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

cmurph wrote:

Why the hell would Michael Johnson be able to do that workout



Because he ran 400m in 43 seconds. And because his coach focused on strength and endurance, didn't he? Why do you think that is so absurd?
cmurph
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 2:26PM - in reply to Could be worse Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Could be worse wrote:

[quote]cmurph wrote:

Why the hell would Michael Johnson be able to do that workout



Because he ran 400m in 43 seconds. And because his coach focused on strength and endurance, didn't he? Why do you think that is so absurd?[/quote]

He could probably do 20x400 in 60 seconds too, right? After all, he can run a 400 in 43 seconds and his coach focused on strength and endurance. Yep, I'm sure a 200/400 runner could do a mile workout just as well as the fastest miler in history
Could be worse
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 2:47PM - in reply to cmurph Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

cmurph wrote:

[quote]Could be worse wrote:

[quote]cmurph wrote:

Why the hell would Michael Johnson be able to do that workout



Because he ran 400m in 43 seconds. And because his coach focused on strength and endurance, didn't he? Why do you think that is so absurd?[/quote]

He could probably do 20x400 in 60 seconds too, right? After all, he can run a 400 in 43 seconds and his coach focused on strength and endurance. Yep, I'm sure a 200/400 runner could do a mile workout just as well as the fastest miler in history[/quote]

I didn't say anything like 20x400 in 60 seconds. Why are you being so condescending? You're not even providing anything to back up your viewpoint.

10x300m doesn't sound like too much for a 400m runner who might incorporate 800s and 1000s in training. 20x400m is an entirely different workout and probably stresses completely different energy systems than 10x300m.
Lydiard=genius
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 2:54PM - in reply to Could be worse Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Can you stop discussing johnson (yes i accept he is the GOAT of long sprints) and add more middle and long distance sessions to this discussion
share the love
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 3:08PM - in reply to Lydiard=genius Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Lydiard=genius wrote:

Thanks to workout champ if you know of other sessions or workouts please can you add more and get other people to add more workouts but i do confess to having heard that one before


How about you post the one's that you've heard then?
Could be worse
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 3:20PM - in reply to Lydiard=genius Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Lydiard=genius wrote:

Can you stop discussing johnson (yes i accept he is the GOAT of long sprints) and add more middle and long distance sessions to this discussion


Gotcha, but could you tell us where you got that 10x300m in 35-36 second workout? That would indicate that El G had some serious wheels. Like at least 46 sec 400m speed, no? Why on Earth do people think he had no sprinting ability?
Lydiard=genius
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 3:20PM - in reply to share the love Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Fine the one at the top geb 3/5 x 2000,6_10 x 1000, 1000+800+400+300+200, 2 x 5000, farah 8 x 1200 15 x 200 tadese 3 x 6 x 600, 3 x 4000, 5 x 2000, don't remember how many times 1000+400(the same but +400 and +200)bekele 4 x 2000 + 1x1000 el g 20x400 el g 6-10 x 1000 4/5 x 2000,
1000+200 800+200 600+200 400+200 200+200 Just put on everything you know
HammerKitty
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 3:37PM - in reply to Could be worse Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
No Mix
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 3:37PM - in reply to Could be worse Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Could be worse wrote:

[quote]Lydiard=genius wrote:

Can you stop discussing johnson (yes i accept he is the GOAT of long sprints) and add more middle and long distance sessions to this discussion


Gotcha, but could you tell us where you got that 10x300m in 35-36 second workout? That would indicate that El G had some serious wheels. Like at least 46 sec 400m speed, no? Why on Earth do people think he had no sprinting ability?[/quote]

It just proves how well EPO works.
the great muzungo
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 4:40PM - in reply to No Mix Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Paul Tergat late workout just 3 days before his 5th WCCC title.

fartlek 10X4min w/1min jog
Lydiard=genius
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 4:50PM - in reply to the great muzungo Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Really can you quote the source where you found this and give anything else you know on tergat and the people listed at the top of my post
Lydiard=disaster
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/17/2012 5:28PM - in reply to Lydiard=genius Reply | Return to Index | Report Post
Hey thanks for all the help on this thread.
great muzzungo
RE: Amazing Training samples of Ethiopians, Kenyans, Tadese, Farah, and el Geurrouj 4/18/2012 4:45AM - in reply to Lydiard=genius Reply | Return to Index | Report Post

Lydiard=genius wrote:

Really can you quote the source where you found this and give anything else you know on tergat and the people listed at the top of my post


http://members.iinet.net.au/~peterg1/run/aths.html

Cross Country Training of Kenyan Paul Tergat:

Sunday
6:00 a.m. 60 min at 5:40 pace
10:00 a.m. 45 min at 5:40 pace
Monday
6:00 a.m 12 miles at 5:20 pace
10:00 a.m 5 miles at 4:50 pace, then 15 x 200m hills
Tuesday
6:00 a.m 9 miles in 5:30 pace
10:00 a.m 9 miles at 4:50 pace
Wednesday
6:00 a.m 14 miles at 5:40 pace
10:00 a.m 6 miles easy
Thursday
6:00 a.m 9 miles at 4:50 pace,
then 20 strides practicing form
10:00 a.m 9 miles fartlek
Friday
6:00 a.m 9 miles in 4:50 pace
10:00 a.m 5 miles at 7:00 pace
Saturday
6:00 a.m 7 miles at 7:00 pace
10:00 a.m Off
Sunday
12 miles at 6:00 pace

9 miles fartlek is 10X4min w/1min/jog
Coached by italian Gabriele Rosa.

Comment: Tergat didn´t long runs at all. He starts long runs only when the main goal moved from cross, 10k and HM to marathon.
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