Paul Hafen

May 12, 2024

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Location:

Provo,UT,

Member Since:

Aug 14, 2014

Gender:

Male

Goal Type:

Other

Running Accomplishments:

Recent Bests:

1500m - 4:25

5k - 16:32

10k - 36:08

1/2 Marathon - 1:19:18

Short-Term Running Goals:

- maintain 50-70 mpw

- Spring: dip under the U.S. masters all-american 1500m time - 4:20

- Fall: half-marathon under 1:17:00

Personal:

B.S. Exercise Science

M.S. Exercise Physiology

Doctoral Student: Exercise Sciences, Exercise Physiology

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Miles:This week: 0.00 Month: 0.00 Year: 0.00
Easy MilesMarathon Pace MilesThreshold MilesVO2 Max MilesTotal Distance
2.006.000.000.008.00

1 mile warm-up

6 miles @ HR 150 (6:46 pace)

1 mile cool-down

I've been reading up a little on Renato Canova's training principles and I was interested to see how my HR run compares to what his training recommendation for 'aerobic strength' would be. Based off of his percentages from what my 10k pace is, my pace should have been between 6:36 and 6:45 per mile. Looks like my pace was pretty close to that. He also recommends going for about 45 minutes at the pace and my run was 40.5 minutes. I will continue to run these types of runs every other week and increase the time spent to average 45 minutes per run. This will increase the distance just by increasing the time from 40.5 to 45 minutes per run and hopefully increase the distance as my pace improves.

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