Yeah, this brings back so many memories. It brings tears to my eyes too. After thousands of miles of just these kind of workouts, this is so familiar. The hill work is so important along with the speed work on the track and the intervals out on the street course. After about two years of running, you get to know your body so well, what it can do, when to push, when to wait for an injury to heal, etc. I have run in rain, snow, ice, head winds, tail winds, cross winds, over 100F heat, -70F windchill on Christmas Day, up mountains, along oceans, through English green fields, along steamy empty tarry country roads, almost hit twice by cars from behind, in large groups, small groups and all all alone but never really alone as long as the finish is still in front of me (the finish is your coach), across muddy fields and streams, dodging bikers (those bikers), fell several times stumbling over broken sidewalks, thrown up more often than I can count, worked dozens of races handing out water and helping people up so they keep on going and don't stop no matter what to the end. By far the best parts, after 35 years of running, were the 400M 70 second laps, followed by 300M, 200M, 100M, and then repeating it all over again. Blasting fast, feeling the wind, hearing the wind, hitting the turn at top speed and coming off the turn heading down the final stretch. There is nothing like it. You will remember it all the rest of your life. You will treasure it. You will have tears in your eyes too. Now, where did I put my running shoes?
WoW! Great workout. And I thought the 70-75 second 10x 400's was hard. Never thought about 1000's. Hills, I loved them. Your video workout reminded me of the "Dome" workout we did when stationed in Aviano, Italy. That was one hard incline that built character. Good luck to the four runners in their running carreers. I hope they achieve more than they ever thought possible.
Muito bom esse treino coach ,curto e assisto sempre além de correr a música e dos filmes de Bang Bang , faroeste.Posta mais vídeos com esses corredores parabéns treinador
Question: in all those running sessions i see in these video's they're clicking they're watches like 10-20 times a training. Do they stop their watch when they're resting in between? I don't really understand the purpose of analyzing a workout afterwards when you've stopped your watch so often, how does that work?
Stijn de Ruiter I think they’re just timing their splits. Seeing how long it takes them to get around the track each time so that they’re maintaining consistency.
"Go slow" *starts sprinting*
That's not sprinting bruh
They all looked like they were on a Sunday jog
I am literally obsessed with this channel right now
I just found this channel the other day and now I'm obessed too!
Me too
Plus I love black hair
Lil?
Whatever her style
She so cute
I know right!!!! I keep finding myself watching all their videos, its inspiring me to go out and run but I don't want to eat pavement yk
Yeah, this brings back so many memories. It brings tears to my eyes too. After thousands of miles of just these kind of workouts, this is so familiar. The hill work is so important along with the speed work on the track and the intervals out on the street course. After about two years of running, you get to know your body so well, what it can do, when to push, when to wait for an injury to heal, etc. I have run in rain, snow, ice, head winds, tail winds, cross winds, over 100F heat, -70F windchill on Christmas Day, up mountains, along oceans, through English green fields, along steamy empty tarry country roads, almost hit twice by cars from behind, in large groups, small groups and all all alone but never really alone as long as the finish is still in front of me (the finish is your coach), across muddy fields and streams, dodging bikers (those bikers), fell several times stumbling over broken sidewalks, thrown up more often than I can count, worked dozens of races handing out water and helping people up so they keep on going and don't stop no matter what to the end. By far the best parts, after 35 years of running, were the 400M 70 second laps, followed by 300M, 200M, 100M, and then repeating it all over again. Blasting fast, feeling the wind, hearing the wind, hitting the turn at top speed and coming off the turn heading down the final stretch. There is nothing like it. You will remember it all the rest of your life. You will treasure it. You will have tears in your eyes too. Now, where did I put my running shoes?
bluenetmarketing how old are you sir/ma’am?Meaning you still don’t run like this⬆️
This is actually so beautifully written
400m 70 sec lap repeats, obviously you weren't a sprinter.
therottenrook damn imagine a sprinter who runs 70s for 400... couldn't be me
who else is watching this
on their bed...
For once, no😂
Me
Ya I am
After getting back from a XC race ya.
Matthew Shepherd nice I got one on Saturday
Wish my coach said that “Don’t be fast” 😂😂
it’s so satisfying bc the girls are running in sync
this trainer is so GREAT!! love it
Don't be fast.
***ZOOOOOOM***
Why am I watching this? I can't even run a mile.
Start with 0.25, work up to 0.50mi, work up to 0.75mi, then to 1.0mi lol. Should take you about a month even if you're a complete couch potato.
Or start by walking then speed waking then jogging then running
any woke else on a workout Wednesday binge
WoW! Great workout. And I thought the 70-75 second 10x 400's was hard. Never thought about 1000's. Hills, I loved them. Your video workout reminded me of the "Dome" workout we did when stationed in Aviano, Italy. That was one hard incline that built character.
Good luck to the four runners in their running carreers. I hope they achieve more than they ever thought possible.
Wow didn’t expect flotrack to do a video in my state I’ve been at this at least 30 times. Kinda cool
LOVED IT. MOTIVATING.
Muito bom esse treino coach ,curto e assisto sempre além de correr a música e dos filmes de Bang Bang , faroeste.Posta mais vídeos com esses corredores parabéns treinador
"Don't be fast" "3:20" LooooooL
Great video! Love it
Your a really good runner guys
how long are those hills?
Very good!!!
Question: in all those running sessions i see in these video's they're clicking they're watches like 10-20 times a training. Do they stop their watch when they're resting in between? I don't really understand the purpose of analyzing a workout afterwards when you've stopped your watch so often, how does that work?
Stijn de Ruiter I think they’re just timing their splits. Seeing how long it takes them to get around the track each time so that they’re maintaining consistency.
It could also be checking there heart beat
They split there watch after each rep to Time both the rep they just ran and rest that follows. Repeat. It’s common practice.
Greenville looks really nice.
I love training at furman
Well this was clearly sponsored by ASICS
Nothing beats the "Wave Rider 21".
Dude with the beard looks like Luis Figo
I got tired just watching this
Nice
Yoo does anyone know what shoes those blue ASICS are called?
They look like ds racers
ASICS gel hyper speed 7
carlos diaz looks like hyper speeds
On the guy with blue shirt is DS racer 11
Super....
What’s the song during hill repeats
Today was the first day I didn’t run...I’m so mad at my self
i ready to training
Ay that’s like by my house
How do these runners stay so nice and slim?
They run.
on track of other workouts, fueling their body the right way
@@hannahrosenman - I was being funny . Thanks though.
Very funny 😐😐
Pumped to play cod now
what shoe brand are they wearing?
Lauryn Davis asics hyper speed 7 and ds racers 11
I like them fit.
Ew
I love running 2 steps to my Car so I can drive 1 min around the corner to Burger King lol ☺
Does anyone know what shoes these are
I Love You Ariana I’m commented on this just in case somebody does
I Love You Ariana and Jenna Dople, the shoes are Asics, but not sure what models - they might be prototypes or combos.
asics piranha and asics gel hyperspeed 7
This is literally a tinman workout lol
I want to be one of them.
sir 1600 metar kase kare
Time for 1k please is not indicate sorry im french that good
still on bed
Where's Krissy?
"Spent 4 to 5 miles on the track". A 6k is 3.73 miles DEAD
Plus 5 x 200m recovery adds another 1k and there is your 4-5 miles
Dead?
Amajing
what is a wet snack?
Yourtube
I must confess I love watching woman run.not males
Especially lullulemon mini marathon
Look at those form in slow mo
#breakingAway on feet
This would have been meat for me when I was in high school. That was almost 30 years ago.
I guess I was elite then.
Nobody cares.
irritablearchitect But you never made it. Guess not elite enough.
That shirtless guy doesn’t look athletic at all. Looks like an average dude.
You couldn't be more wrong. This man has the typical runner body.
John Berry Okay? Most runners that I’ve seen obviously don’t look like that.
Dumb workout.........who races 3 mins and then takes a break?
these girls does not need a bra at all..
save cost on bra purchase
Dont eat shit
Women who can run fascinate me. Normally they run like babes which looks ridicolous.
Alberto would call them fat.