This parkrun Tune Up session features 3×5-minute threshold intervals designed to improve speed endurance, pacing control, and sustained running strength. Running at Level IV with controlled recoveries, this workout is ideal for parkrun runners, 5km athletes, and triathletes wanting to build stronger race fitness and improve their ability to hold pace.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: parkrun Tune Up 3x 5min ThresholdTag: 5k Training Plan
Friday Fartlek Run: parkrun Tune Up 3x 2min VO2 Max
This Friday Fartlek Run features 3×2-minute VO₂ max intervals at Level V+, designed to boost speed and aerobic power. With short recoveries, this quick, focused session is ideal for 5km and 10km runners and triathletes looking to sharpen high-intensity performance and add quality without overloading their training week.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: parkrun Tune Up 3x 2min VO2 MaxFriday Fartlek Run: 3x 3min VO2 Max Run
This Friday Fartlek Run features **3×3-minute VO₂ max intervals** designed to build speed and aerobic power. Running at Level V with short recoveries, this session is ideal for 5km and 10km runners, as well as triathletes, looking to improve high-intensity performance and overall running efficiency.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: 3x 3min VO2 Max RunFriday Fartlek Run: parkrun Tune Up 20min Tempo
This Friday Fartlek Run features a **20-minute tempo effort** designed to build aerobic strength and pacing control for parkrun and 5km racing. Running at a controlled Level III intensity, this session helps improve endurance, boost confidence, and prepare you to run stronger from start to finish.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: parkrun Tune Up 20min TempoFriday Fartlek Run: 5x 2min VO2 Max Runs
This Friday Fartlek Run features **5×2-minute VO₂ max intervals** designed to sharpen 5km speed and build aerobic power. Ideal for parkrunners wanting a simple, effective tune-up session, this workout helps improve running efficiency, lift top-end fitness, and boost confidence heading into your next hard parkrun effort.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: 5x 2min VO2 Max RunsFriday Fartlek Run: 4x 4min VO2 Max Run
This Friday Fartlek Run features 4×4-minute VO₂ max intervals designed to build top-end speed and aerobic power. Ideal for parkrun and 5km athletes, sprint triathletes, and runners in the right phase of a longer build, this session helps lift your speed ceiling and improve high-intensity running performance.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: 4x 4min VO2 Max RunFriday Fartlek Run: 4x 2min VO2 Max Run
This Friday Fartlek Run is a sharp VO₂ max session designed to build top-end speed and improve short-term tolerance to high-intensity efforts. Featuring 4×2-minute reps at Level V+ with short recoveries, this workout is ideal for 5km and 10km runners, as well as sprint and Olympic-distance triathletes looking to sharpen race-specific speed and power.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: 4x 2min VO2 Max RunTuesday Training Plan: Project 20: Chase Your Sub-20min 5km Dream!
🏃♂️💨 Chase Your Sub-20min 5km Dream! 💥
Ready to crush that 5km goal and break the 20-minute barrier? 🏆 Our dedicated running plan will push your limits and get you there!
Tuesday Training Plan: 5 Weeks to a Faster 5k Training Plan (INTERMEDIATE 5week Plan) 22-26min 5k
Are you currently running a 5k in 22 to 26 minutes and want to push your limits? ⏱️ With my 5 Weeks to a Faster 5k program, you can unlock your speed potential and see real results—fast! 🚀 On average, participants improve their 5k times by 2 minutes and 51 seconds (a 7.5% improvement! 🎯), with some runners smashing their personal bests by over 5 minutes! Imagine crossing that finish line with a new PR and more confidence in your running abilities. 🏅
View More Tuesday Training Plan: 5 Weeks to a Faster 5k Training Plan (INTERMEDIATE 5week Plan) 22-26min 5kTuesday Training Plan: 5 Weeks to a Faster 5k Training Plan (INTERMEDIATE 5week Plan -Start Any Monday) 18-22min 5k
🏃 5 Weeks to a Faster 5km Training Plan 🏃
Transform your 5km performance with just 5 weeks of dedicated training! On average, participants following this program have achieved a remarkable improvement of 2 minutes and 51 seconds (7.5%). Some individuals even exceeded expectations with over a 5-minute boost!