Lately we have been following the track workouts put out by the great coaches of NorCal Crossfit from the NC Lab.
This excerpt was taken directly from their website. For more information please visit them at www.nccflab.com
The primary focus of
our track workouts is the development of an efficient aerobic energy system.
Endurance training involves manipulation of intensity, duration, and recovery.
The majority of our intervals are at sub-threshold intensities. These
controlled intensities create programming balance while targeting improved
performances at longer durations. As a byproduct, we are producing smaller
volumes of lactate at higher intensities and, more importantly, we are removing
higher volumes of accumulated lactate and other metabolites from the
bloodstream. This ultimately translates into our CrossFit
performances.
PB Gastin. Energy system interaction and relative contribution during maximal exercise.
Sports Medicine. 2001.
Track Workout: (6000 meters total)
3 rounds of: 1000m,
400m, 300m, 200m, 100m
1000m
(sub-threshold) *comfortable pace you can stay at the entire 1000m*
15 seconds
rest
400m easy
jog
300m Sprint (80-85%)
Rest 60 Seconds
200m Sprint (85-90%)
Rest 60 Seconds
100m
(90-95%)
Rest 60 Seconds
Third workout we've done at the track... Difficult but better! The right shoes and the track...much better on the shins!
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