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Guidelines. Run 2-5 days per week. Space your key workouts so that you have at least 48-72 hours of recovery between key workouts. Key workouts should begin with 1/2 mile to 1-mile warmup. Run the second key workout only if you are feeling completely recovered. On the non-key workout days rest, walk, cross-train, or run easy 20-60 min.
Run 2-5 days per week. Space your key workouts so that you have at least 48-72 hours of recovery between key workouts. Key workouts should begin with a 1/2 mile to 1-mile warmup. Run the second key workout only if you are feeling completely recovered. On the non-key workout days rest, walk, cross-train, or run easy 20-60 min.
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Interval sessions are a way to break up your run into discrete segments, with rest periods between the segments of running. Taking rest breaks allows you to run faster and farther than you otherwise could. A classic interval workout for the 5k race is to run 3 x 1 mile with a 2–3 minute rest break between each mile.
