I had to walk half of the slower intervals to recover from the 165BPM bits so I trudged home at the end with Laura's consolatory words "a bad run is better than no run at all" ringing in my ears. My lungs were screaming at me after a minute of near sprinting pace - I could not do 150BPM as recovery!
Anyway, I plugged in Lime Green Laura and she says I did my fastest ever km and fastest ever mile. My fastest km previously was running down a big steep hill so I must have been caning it today?!?!
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It's true! We should not really call them bad runs. More like "unsatisfactory" runs or "less than perfect" , or even "frustrating", when you get really irritated. Anyway, whatever we call them, better out running or run/walking than not. So, good for you!
Beware of caning it down big hills! If you must cane it, do it on the flat. Your knee cap slides forward as you hurl yourself downhill and can slip too far, so be aware of that. Run your down hills under control! Elbows out to steady yourself. It's great fun I know (to my cost)
Keep going with the Speed etc as it's a brill little tool, and to say it's free, that's even better. Run them often and they'll keep you entertained.
Yes, I think I did the big downhill slightly precariously as there's the odd bit of gravel here and there which could cause a nasty fall. It was today (on the flat) that I must have been caning it.
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