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A complete 3 week program to help improve your running skills. Learn “to move as efficiently and effectively as possible” with our skill drills and workout plan. 5 Workouts per Week | Demo Videos | Focus Drills Written By Jase from V&B Athletic The RUNNING Fundamentals Click to View our Demo Videos on Youtube First Timer

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Page 1: The RUNNING Fundamentals · unnecessary effort in our legs. Drawing the heel up underneath us helps form the correct stride position whilst allowing gravity to pull us forward. Click

A complete 3 week program to help improve your running skills. Learn “to move as efficiently and

effectively as possible” with our skill drills and workout plan.

5 Workouts per Week | Demo Videos | Focus Drills

Written By Jase from V&B Athletic

The RUNNING Fundamentals

Click to View our Demo Videos on Youtube

First Timer

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

DAY1

Good posture is the key

Drills

Remember

Description• Head Alignment • Shoulders & Arms

Time Trial

To run efficiently it’s important to maintain a strong stable posture. The key components of good posture are head up, eyes forward and shoulders relaxed.

Click to View Demo Video

• Head Level Practice • Shoulder Smiles • Arm Placement

• Keep chin up, eyes forward. • Relax shoulders, smile! • Elbows bent at 900 • Thumb touching index finger. • Swing arms straight through.

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

800m in length - Time trials provide a mental boost to help you know where you stand and if your training is on track. Remember to take down your time from today, to refer to at the end of the program.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

2DAY

Putting gravity to work

Drills

Remember

Workout• Controlled FallingIntervals

Running is just controlled falling. Falling is caused by gravity. Gravity is free and constant, and when employed to our advantage, it can help us move faster and with as little effort as possible.

Click to View Demo Video

• Stationary Fall with Partner • Fall then Run-On with Partner

• Lean from the ankles. • Running is just controlled falling, avoid propelling or pushing forwards.

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

1x 800 metres, 3 minutes recovery2x 400 metres, 120 seconds recovery after each 4004x 200 metres, 90 seconds recovery after each 2002x 400 metres, 120 seconds recovery after each 4001x 800 meters

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

3DAY

Aligned for efficiency

Drills

Remember

Description• Lifting not PushingFartlek Session

Create forward propulsion by employing larger muscle groups to do the work and reduce unnecessary effort in our legs. Drawing the heel up underneath us helps form the correct stride position whilst allowing gravity to pull us forward.

Click to View Demo Video

• Running “As” • Pony Stationery • Running “Bs”

• Lift to lean. • Propulsion through hip extension. • Draw heel up. • Let gravity do the work.

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

1 min fast / 1 min jogging1 min REST1 min fast / 1 min jogging2 min fast / 2 min jogging2 min REST3 min fast / 3 min jogging

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

4DAY

• Running with shoes on• Running with shoes off (on grass)

Our built in shock absorbers

Focus Drills

Remember

Workout• Landing on the MidfootProgression Run

Aim to keep your heel unweighted throughout the stride cycle. Landing on your heel puts undue stress on your body, focus on landing on the mid foot.

Click to View Demo Video

• Land with foot directly beneath your hips, never out in front. • Avoid landing on heel.• Keep heel unweighted during stride.

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

20 min in duration - start slow and quicken your pace over the course of your run.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

DAY5

Cadence & putting it all together

Drills

Workout• Good Posture - head, shoulders, arms • Controlled Falling • Lifting not Pushing • Landing on the Midfoot • Turn over for Speed

Endurance Run

Focusing on all skills we covered previously lastly let’s improve your speed by increasing your stride turn over or reducing the contact time between your feet and the ground.

• Run Throughs at 160bpm • Run Throughs at 180bpm

Remember

Click to View Demo Video

• Focus on skills learnt in previous drills and workouts.

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

3 Km in length - in these early weeks, the goal is to get your body used to longer distances gradually. Don’t worry too much about the pace; it should feel comfortable.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

6DAY

SKILL

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT Skill

Good posture is the key

Drills

Remember

Description• Head Alignment • Shoulders & Arms

Hills

To run efficiently it’s important to maintain a strong stable posture. The key components of good posture are head up, eyes forward and shoulders relaxed.

Click to View Demo Video

• Head Level Practice • Shoulder Smiles • Arm Placement

• Keep chin up, eyes forward. • Relax shoulders, smile! • Elbows bent at 900 • Thumb touching index finger. • Swing arms straight through.

Run up a short hill at your fastest pace for 25 seconds. Repeat 4x. Run up a long hill at a pace you can maintain for 60 seconds. Repeat 4x. Run up a short hill at your fastest pace for 25 seconds. Repeat 4x. Jog back downhill between each interval.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

7DAY

SKILL

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

Putting gravity to work

Drills

Remember

Workout• Controlled Falling Intervals

Running is just controlled falling. Falling is caused by gravity. Gravity is free and constant, and when employed to our advantage, it can help us move faster and with as little effort as possible.

Click to View Demo Video

• Stationary Fall with Partner • Fall then Run-On with Partner

• Lean from the ankles. • Running is just controlled falling, avoid propelling or pushing forwards.

4x 200 metres, 60 seconds recovery after each 2002x 400 metres, 90 seconds recovery after each 4002x 800 metres, 120 seconds recovery after each 8001x 1200 metres

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

8DAY

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT Skill

Aligned for efficiency

Drills

Remember

Description• Lifting not PushingFartlek Session

Create forward propulsion by employing larger muscle groups to do the work and reduce unnecessary effort in our legs. Drawing the heel up underneath us helps form the correct stride position whilst allowing gravity to pull us forward.

Click to View Demo Video

• Running “As” • Pony Stationery • Running “Bs”

• Lift to lean. • Propulsion through hip extension. • Draw heel up. • Let gravity do the work.

SKILL

2 min fast / 2 min jogging1 min fast / 1 min jogging1 min REST1 min fast / 1 min jogging1 min fast / 1 min jogging1 min REST1 min fast / 1 min jogging1 min fast / 1 min jogging

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

9DAY

IMPROVER

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

• Running with shoes on• Running with shoes off (on grass)

Our built in shock absorbers

Focus Drills

Remember

Workout• Landing on the MidfootProgression Run

Aim to keep your heel unweighted throughout the stride cycle. Landing on your heel puts undue stress on your body, focus on landing on the mid foot.

Click to View Demo Video

• Land with foot directly beneath your hips, never out in front. • Avoid landing on heel.• Keep heel unweighted during stride.

25 minute - start slow and quicken your pace over the course of your run.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

DAY10

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

Cadence & putting it all together

Drills

Workout• Good Posture - head, shoulders, arms • Controlled Falling • Lifting not Pushing • Landing on the Midfoot • Turn over for Speed

Endurance Run

Focusing on all skills we covered previously lastly let’s improve your speed by increasing your stride turn over or reducing the contact time between your feet and the ground.

• Run Throughs at 160bpm • Run Throughs at 180bpm

Remember

Click to View Demo Video

• Focus on skills learnt in previous drills and workouts.

3.3 Km in length - in these early weeks, the goal is to get your body used to longer distances gradually. Don’t worry too much about the pace; it should feel comfortable.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

DAY11

SKILL

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT Skill

Good posture is the key

Drills

Remember

Description• Head Alignment • Shoulders & Arms

Hills

To run efficiently it’s important to maintain a strong stable posture. The key components of good posture are head up, eyes forward and shoulders relaxed.

Click to View Demo Video

• Head Level Practice • Shoulder Smiles • Arm Placement

• Keep chin up, eyes forward. • Relax shoulders, smile! • Elbows bent at 900 • Thumb touching index finger. • Swing arms straight through.

Run uphill for 2 minutes preferably 90 seconds up and 30 seconds over a crest. Repeat 6x. If you don’t have a hill, do a 2-minute Progression Run that builds from an average pace to your fastest pace and repeat 6x.Whether on a hill or flat, allow for full recovery between intervals. i.e. breathing and heart rate almost back to normal.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

12DAY

SKILL

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

Putting gravity to work

Drills

Remember

Workout• Controlled Falling Intervals

Running is just controlled falling. Falling is caused by gravity. Gravity is free and constant, and when employed to our advantage, it can help us move faster and with as little effort as possible.

Click to View Demo Video

• Stationary Fall with Partner • Fall then Run-On with Partner

• Lean from the ankles. • Running is just controlled falling, avoid propelling or pushing forwards.

2x 400 metres, 90 seconds recovery after each 4001x 1200 metres, 120 seconds recovery4x 200 metres, 60 seconds recovery after each 2001x 800 metres, 90 seconds recovery2x 400 metres, 90 seconds recovery after each 4002x 600 metres, 120 seconds after each 600

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

DAY13

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

Aligned for efficiency

Drills

Remember

Description• Lifting not PushingFartlek Session

Create forward propulsion by employing larger muscle groups to do the work and reduce unnecessary effort in our legs. Drawing the heel up underneath us helps form the correct stride position whilst allowing gravity to pull us forward.

Click to View Demo Video

• Running “As” • Pony Stationery • Running “Bs”

• Lift to lean. • Propulsion through hip extension. • Draw heel up. • Let gravity do the work.

1 min fast / 1 min jogging2 min fast / 2 min jogging3 min fast / 3 min jogging1 min REST1 min fast / 1 min jogging2 min fast / 2 min jogging3 min fast / 3 min jogging

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

DAY14

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

• Running with shoes on• Running with shoes off (on grass)

Our built in shock absorbers

Focus Drills

Remember

Workout• Landing on the MidfootProgression Run

Aim to keep your heel unweighted throughout the stride cycle. Landing on your heel puts undue stress on your body, focus on landing on the mid foot.

Click to View Demo Video

• Land with foot directly beneath your hips, never out in front. • Avoid landing on heel.• Keep heel unweighted during stride.

30 minute - start slow and quicken your pace over the course of your run.

FIRST TIMER

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THE RUNNING FUNDAMENTALS

15DAY

RETURNER

Session

FOCUS WORKOUT

SKILL

Skill

Cadence & putting it all together

Drills

Workout• Good Posture - head, shoulders, arms • Controlled Falling • Lifting not Pushing • Landing on the Midfoot • Turn over for Speed

Time Trial

Focusing on all skills we covered previously lastly let’s improve your speed by increasing your stride turn over or reducing the contact time between your feet and the ground.

• Run Throughs at 160bpm • Run Throughs at 180bpm

Remember

Click to View Demo Video

• Focus on skills learnt in previous drills and workouts.

800m in length - time trials provide a mental boost to help you know where you stand and if your training is on track. Look back at your time from day 1 of the program. How did you improve?

FIRST TIMER

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FUNDAMENTALS OF RUNNING 19th January 2018 | PBC3471 © 2018 The Protein Bread Company Pty. Ltd.