a michiganworkout has many variations, but the basic workout is......
1600m-3200m of warmup jogging
1600m @ 5K or faster pace
2400m @ 10K-half marathon tempo
1200m @ 5K or faster pace
2400m @ 10K-half marathon tempo
1200 @ 5K or faster
2400m @10K-half marathon tempo
400m All-out
1600m-3200m cool down
100m strides @ 1600-800 pace
if u want u can make it easier by changing each 1200 to an 800, and changing each 2400 to a 1600, and only do a 1600 for warm up and cool down.
*this is a tough workout if run at the correct paces, so make sure to get enough rest the next few days afterward.'
Have fun and good luck making a new PR in any distance race!
yes
Grab a ball and run.
No. Running before your weight training routine can exhaust you of all your energy and you may not be able to workout to your fullest capabilities. If you want to run, then you can push the running to past the weight training workout. This way you can both workout in best form and run.
No, it's nowhere near Michigan.
The type of sand you run on influences the difficulty of the workout -- if you are a beginner, you should run on damper sand, but if you have more experience or if that is too easy for you, run on looser, dry sand for a better workout.
what do devin Hester run at a 40
well when i was a beginner the only work out plan you need is to be prepared to run run run!!!!!
Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York
There are many places to watch aerobic workout videos.Youtube has many different aerobic workout videos.When working out at home the DVD player in the living room works great.Also local gyms run aerobic workout videos as well.
It depends on your weight, height, age, and metabolism. The harder you run, the more calories you will burn! For the most efficient workout, push the limit of how hard you run each time. You will be able to get the best cardio workout that way.
run for 30 minutes a day.
There are many sites available that provide free workout plans. http://www.livestrong.com/workout/ provides several options. The most important thing is to find a plan that incorporates things you enjoy doing. If you don't like to run, but do like to swim find a plan that incorporates swimming in your workout.