"So if you can do lunges with 20 pounds in each hand and get at least 10 good reps in during the 30-second interval, that’s better than using less weight and breezing through the interval," she adds. When it comes to strength training, Michaels says you want to aim for form with a minimum rep count of 10 reps during the 30 seconds. "The goal is to perform as many reps as possible in that window, which allows for beginners to advanced people to get the most out of their training," Michaels says. You'll complete the circuit below twice, and you'll need a pair of medium-to-heavy dumbbells, a yoga mat, and a chair to do the workout. Strength training is essential for any 5K training program because it helps you build the muscles and endurance to cross the finish line.
#3.5 HOLD THE LINE FREE#
The following speeds are based on the average treadmill numbers, but feel free to adjust them to your level of fitness.ĥ minutes warm-up walk (treadmill speed 2.7–3.0) Now, lace up your walking shoes and start pounding pavement! Week 1 5K Training Plan Monday: 25-Minute Walk Great news: You get the first two months for FREE! You can get more workouts from Michaels by downloading her app, My Fitness. Then, be sure to follow along Michaels' strength training videos every Tuesday and Friday. If you’re on a treadmill, you can use the number ranges to help you target how fast to walk. You'll kick off the training program with a walking workout.
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