Saturday, January 16, 2010

Week One of Sixteen...Training to a 10K


  1. Always have medical clearance from your Health Practitioner before embarking on a new fitness regimen.
  2. Get the right running shoes for your foot type; this is crucial for comfort and injury prevention. Visit a running store to get expert advice on buying the right running shoe.
  3. Before you start your workout, always warm up properly...walk for 5-10 minutes at a brisk pace. You should always end your workout with a cool down, and a full body stretch routine.
Week 1 of 16

Walk for 6 minutes, then jog at an easy pace for 1 minute. Repeat three times. Your workout should take approximately 40 minutes, including warm up and cool down.

Aim for three sessions, with this sequence, during Week One.

For me it works best to decide, at the beginning of the week, which days I am going to work out. I create a workbook to keep track of my activity for the entire 16 weeks.

Tip: It is always best to do your three workout days, with an alternating rest day in between each. For example, Mon Wed Fri... or Tue Thur Sat...

Tip: What you eat is equally important for your success. Increase your choices of fresh, raw, live foods. Reduce your reliance on food in bags, bottles, boxes, or cans.

Happy Training!






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