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Went to my local parkrun park and concentrated on the hills,did 1k before then 3x3 hills then finished just under another 1k to cool down.

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That sounds fun, hills are hard but exhilarating so well done you

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Tessie66Graduate10 in reply toSueAppleRun

I try and get them in regularly, but I'm surrounded by them so hills I do a lot and definitely helps and thank you

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Well done, ✔️

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Tessie66Graduate10 in reply toAlMorr

Thank you

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Sandraj39Graduate10

Well done - sounds like a tough workout!🥵

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Tessie66Graduate10 in reply toSandraj39

Thank you I was definitely sweating after I add the 1k before and after to the hill run and the 1 after was a quicker time

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That’s one of my favourite speed runs. Nice one!

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Tessie66Graduate10 in reply toMissUnderstanding

I'm mainly practicing for my parkrun when doing the hill runs and I'm hoping it benefits me in the long run. My problem I find with parkrun is setting off to quick I think I'm a teenager at times lol 😆.

I run with my son in law sometimes and his pb is 22 minutes I'm over 8 minutes slower but I suppose that's to be expected with a nearly 30 year age gap . Sorry I do waffle on at times

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MissUnderstandingAdministratorGraduate10 in reply toTessie66

We love a good waffle here! You’re not alone with setting off too fast. It’ll come with practice. I found doing regular hill:/interval/tempo/farlek took my PBs down. What made the biggest different was strength work though. That was a nice side effect of getting injured and needing to hit the gym to keep running.

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Tessie66Graduate10 in reply toMissUnderstanding

Not a massive gym fan myself but definitely something I will need to look at,do you think one gym session a week will be beneficial?

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MissUnderstandingAdministratorGraduate10 in reply toTessie66

Absolutely! I’m using “gym work” to mean strength work… it doesn’t have to be in a gym.

There’s a great podcast here…

play.acast.com/s/the-runner...

and the article that goes with it…

runnersworld.com/uk/trainin...

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Tessie66Graduate10 in reply toMissUnderstanding

Thank you I'll definitely give it a listen and a read

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