Training Log News
Top Tips From Runna: How to Improve Your Running Form
Want to run efficiently and reduce your chance of injury? Here are our top tips on how to nail your running form and run stronger! Your running form is important for a number of reasons. Running efficiently will protect your...
#WOTW: Progressive Training Run
A progressive run is one of the best workouts to improve endurance, enhance pacing strategy, and build strength for marathon day. This structured workout helps runners gradually increase speed, simulating the fatigue experienced in the later miles of a race....
Top Tips From Runna: Strength Training For Runners
Why Strength Training is Essential for Runners Strength training is a must if you want to improve as a runner. It’s not just about injury prevention—though that’s a big part of it—it actually makes you a more efficient and powerful...
Top Tips From Runna: How to Choose Your Running Goal
By Runna Feeling Lost After a Race? Here's How to Set Your Next Running Goal Are you yet to book in for your first race? Or have you just completed your spring marathon or an 'A' race and are now...
Jake Dearden's Week of Workouts
Train like a pro for a week by following 5 whole days of training from the hybrid King himself, Jake Dearden. Whether you're new to the HYROX space or an experienced athlete, give this week of training a go and...
Jonny Pain's Week of Hybrid Training
Ready to start training like a hybrid athlete? The sessions outlined below incorporate all the concepts discussed in Jonny Pain's article: A Deeper Dive Into Hybrid Training, and serves as a template for a typical week of hybrid training. Designed for...
A Deeper Dive Into Hybrid Training
Defining “Hybrid” Training To set the stage, let’s clarify what we mean by “hybrid” training. At its core, hybrid training aims to advance two or more distinct goals simultaneously—such as enhancing strength while preparing for an endurance event. The challenge...
Master Heart Rate Training: Unlock Your Full Potential When it comes to maximising your workouts, heart rate training is often overlooked, but it really is one of the most powerful training methods available. By monitoring your heart rate during exercise, you...
*Alternate between these exercises as failure dictates until 100 reps are completes total (50 of each exercise)taking minimal rest.**Push Ups can be scaled by adding incline on bench, steps etc.