마라톤 훈련: 퍼포먼스 향상을 위한 스피드 운동

### 마라톤 훈련: 퍼포먼스 향상을 위한 스피드 운동
* 🏃 스피드 운동에 우선순위를 두니 **마라톤 기록을 3:44에서 3:00:10으로 단축**할 수 있었습니다.
* 🔥 주요 운동은 **3:45 페이스의 1K 달리기와 3:20 페이스의 200m 달리기를 8회 반복**하는 것입니다.
* 🎯 목표 페이스는 **3시간 미만의 마라톤**을 목표로 **10K 및 5K 레이스 페이스**를 기준으로 설정됩니다.
* 🧠 **첫 번째 반복이 가장 힘들지만 매번 반복할 때마다 새로운 시작**을 하는 기분으로 정신력을 키우는 것이 중요합니다.
* 🎯 "저는 **시계의 목표 페이스에 집중**하고 다른 것은 신경 쓰지 않으려고 노력합니다."
* 🔄 이 운동은 **개인의 페이스와 레이스 목표에 맞게 조정**할 수 있어 다양한 러너가 이용할 수 있습니다.
* 💪 **200m를 반복하는 동안 레이스 결승선을 시각화**하면 피로를 극복하는 데 도움이 됩니다.
* 🌟 이 세션은 **속도, 지구력, 회복의 균형**을 맞추는 다양한 훈련 계획의 일부입니다.

스피드 운동과 인터벌 트레이닝을 우선시한 결과 마라톤 시간을 3분 44초에서 3분 00초로 단축할 수 있었습니다.

hey guys, I'm going to tell you the secret of how I got my marathon time down from 3 hours 44 minutes to 3 hours and 10 seconds. The secret is, well, there is no secret. I simply started prioritizing my speed workouts, which is something I slightly used to neglect because they can feel pretty intimidating. Speed workouts have played a huge part in improving my power and endurance, which has helped bring my marathon time down as well as my 10K. But remember, speed is relative, so it doesn't have to mean sprinting. The workout I'll be going through today is an interval session that I've been able to adapt as my running goals progressed, which means that you can too. So what are we waiting for? Let's do this, right? So we're going to kick things off with a 3K easy jog, conversational pace, and then towards the end of the warm-up, to spice things up a bit, we're going to do four-time 10-second bursts, which will inject some pace into the legs.

before I start the main session, so the main session consists of 1K efforts at 3:45 pace, straight into 200m at 3:20 minute per km pace, and then I've got 90 seconds recovery. So I know I need to dig really deep in those 200m efforts. I'm going to repeat that eight times, and then I've got a 1.5K cool down. So the main focus of this workout is to really control your pace for those 1K efforts and make sure you've held something back at the end for those 200m efforts at the end of each rep. Okay, so as we're coming to the end of this 3K warmup, I'm going to start doing my four 10-second fast bursts. Including these short bursts to a speed workout warm-up will get your muscles ready for those harder efforts to come, as well as increasing your heart rate and blood flow to prepare your body for those higher intensity efforts. Feels good to put in a hard effort and it's only 10 seconds. You don't actually get

tired in that time just means that you're feeling that pace of what it's going to feel like during the intervals. Okay, well, I'm definitely warm. So, for context, my target pace for my next marathon is going to be a 4:45-minute per kilometer. So, for the 1K reps, I'm going to go for about 30 seconds faster than this, which is about my 10K pace. And then for those 200 M reps, it's going to be a minute faster than this, which is around, well, faster than my 5K pace, right? So, we're going into 1K reps followed by 200 M efforts. Let's go. Right, all I can hear in my head is Andy telling me not to go too fast at the start, which I'm already doing 'cause I'm going at 3:35. Whoops, but I've got eight reps to go, so it's going to be all about consistency, right? I'm at the first K, do at 3:45-minute per kilometer. Find it really hard settling into that pace for the first rep, so I

actually often find the first rep one of the hardest ones so each one of these 1ks is going to feel tough, but you want to make sure they stay controlled and also leave a bit less in the tank for that 200 m f at the end. The 200 M reps are short and sharp, and I'll use the first couple of reps to get a feel for my Pace. My Target Pace for these efforts is 32 minute km, which means I'm pushing myself but I'm not running at my Max, so I'm avoiding burning out. That was actually so tough, interval one done. I think I'm already starting to get in my own head and start doubting I can do another eight of these, well, seven actually, that sounds so much better. But I do really like interval sessions because you know you're going to do a hard effort and then you get to rest before you go again, but oh my goodness, in those reps it feels like you're dying. Okay, now I've got the first rep out the way, I've got a

feel for that pace so I just need to try and maintain that for the rest of them now. Right, let's go into rep two. I'm using this workout as part of my preparation for the Berlin Marathon where I'll be trying to run sub three hours. I've been trying to break that 3-hour barrier in Marathon for quite a long time now. So my previous PB was London Marathon last year where I got 3 hours and 10 seconds. Even though I'd got a PB and I was so close to my sub three hours, it just left me just a little bit frustrated but even more motivated to go and break it next time. So that's what's motivating me to work hard, to put in those effort in the speed sessions, and to make sure that I don't miss out on that sub three hours next time in Berlin. It's actually amazing. I try and focus on the goal pace of my watch and not really worry about anything else. So I don't know what my overall paces or anything.

like that. I just once I've tried to figure out that pace. I try and go off field stick at that, and then I'll find out what pace to went at the end. What's really good about this workout is that it is adaptable, so you don't have to be doing my times or Andy's times or Sarah's times or whoever other the presenters. Try and use this session to do your five and 10K times and just adapt them to what you would normally do in those 200m efforts. Just try and give it all, all that you've got. Oh my God, it's time to go already. Ah, bye, take deep. Oh no, oops. I think those 200m efforts are just try to look at your watch for those. It's literally just giving it all you've got. I think what I always do and struggle with is I like second watch too much. So what I mean by that is that I'll kind of look at my time and think, oh, I did that one in 38 seconds. Oh no, I did

that 140 it's literally 2 seconds difference like you've got that range so say you're aiming for your 345 minute kmers. If you're going at 340 or 350, don't worry. Try and stick as close that range as you can, but you're never going to get exactly on every time. During each of those 200 M reps, I was visualizing myself at Bellin Marathon running towards the Finish Line. This workout is a great way of training your body to run on tied legs and to really dig deep when the end is inside. [Music] I do always like to break down my workouts into two halves, so when I get over halfway, I feel like that's a massive win for me, but I also find the on straight after hard halfway really hard. So important to have these recovery breaks so that you allow your body to bring your heart rate down and really control your breathing before you go again. Like I always want to stand still in the spot, but just make sure that you keep moving a nice gentle Pace before.

you go into that hard wrap again. [Music] in M 200. [Music] then marathon training is a mixture of so many different kinds of workouts. So these speed workouts are really important to do alongside those easy R so that you're building up that speed endurance and that time on [Music] feet. Do you know what's sickening is at the 200 met rep in 40 seconds for me is like my Max Andy's doing workout tomorrow with 200 m in 50 seconds as his recovery sickening. The way I compare feeling in this workout is it going turns that 1K rep. I feel like I've been going all out so I haven't got much left but it's like when you come to the end of the race and you see that finish line and you think okay I got to Sprint this bit and you somehow like find that speed in your legs. I look like nowhere so that's why I'm imagining every time I do these 200 me okay go.

done. okay last rep now. I'm happy. Just got to pace myself. Still, it's so easy just be like woo let's go last [Music] rep final 200. Me push everything I've got is going to [Music] this. I've done it. I actually always doubt that'll get to the end of a workout. But each time went out and did each rep, it felt like I was starting a fresh. I'd let myself recover in those rest periods, and then I just gave everything I'd got and tried not to think about the one before and not to think about the one after. It was tough, but I got it done. And now I've just going to do a 1.5k cool down, and then I'm going for [Music] lunch. Don't forget to cool down. It's so important to help your body recover and also prevent injury. But that is a workout that helped me shave 44 minutes of my marathon time. Let me know if you're going to try and use this workout.

to help you in your next goal as well. And if you like this workout but want to focus more on your half marathon time, check out a workout that helped James knock an hour off his PB.

This Workout Got Me From 3 hours 44 To 3 hours 10 seconds For A Marathon

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마라톤 기록 향상을 위한 스피드 운동의 우선순위 정하기

속도 운동에 우선순위를 두는 것은 마라톤 시간을 단축하고 10K 기록을 향상하는 데 크게 기여했습니다.

핵심은 인터벌 트레이닝에 집중하고 달리기 목표에 따라 운동을 조정하는 것으로, 장거리 달리기에는 페이스 조절을, 단거리 고강도 달리기에는 깊이 파고드는 훈련을 병행하는 것입니다.

준비 운동에 짧은 버스트를 포함하면 고강도 운동에 대비하여 몸을 준비시키는 데 도움이 되며, 앞으로의 고강도 운동에 대비하여 근육을 준비시키는 데 필수적입니다.

마라톤 훈련: 1K 및 200M 구간 페이스 조절하기

이 선수는 1km당 4분 45초의 마라톤 페이스를 목표로 하고 있으며, 1K 반복은 마라톤 페이스보다 30초 빠른 페이스로 달릴 계획입니다.

200M 반복은 마라톤 페이스보다 1분 빠른 페이스로 짧고 날카로운 노력을 기울일 것입니다.

러너는 1K 반복이 어렵다고 느끼지만, 200M 반복을 통해 지치지 않고 강하게 밀어붙이는 데 집중합니다.

베를린 마라톤에서 3시간 미만의 마라톤을 완주하는 것이 이 운동의 핵심 목표입니다.

선수의 이전 개인 최고 기록은 3시간 10초였기 때문에 좌절감을 느끼면서도 3시간 벽을 깨고 싶다는 동기가 생겼습니다.

이 운동은 다양한 페이스에 맞게 조정할 수 있으며 200m를 달리는 동안 모든 것을 쏟아 붓는 데 중점을 둡니다.

마라톤 훈련 및 운동을 위한 팁

효과적으로 신체를 단련하려면 각 킬로미터를 반복할 때마다 목표 시간에 근접한 거리를 유지하세요.

훈련 중에 결승선을 시각화하면 끝까지 완주하고 성과를 향상하는 데 도움이 될 수 있습니다.

심박수를 낮추고 호흡을 조절하기 위해 회복 휴식을 취한 다음, 다시 힘든 반복을 시작하기 전에 완만한 페이스를 유지하세요.

운동 후 적절한 쿨다운의 중요성

운동 후 적절한 쿨다운은 신체 회복과 부상 예방에 매우 중요합니다.

설명한 운동 루틴은 마라톤 시간을 44분 단축하는 데 도움이 되었습니다.

동일한 루틴은 하프 마라톤 경기력 향상에도 잠재적인 이점을 제공합니다.