
The Run Down: Separating Grey Zone, Zone 3, and Junk Miles in Running
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🏃♂️ Runners, have you heard of the difference between Grey Zone, Zone 3, and Junk Miles? If not, you could be doing more harm than good to your training and performance!
💪 Grey zone training is pushing too hard without the right intensity and can lead to fatigue, injury, and plateau. On the other hand, Zone 3 is the ideal low-dose strength and stamina-building zone.
😲 But beware, zone 3 can quickly turn into grey zone if you push the pace too hard. That's why it's important to find your thresholds (pace, power, heart rate) and set your training zones.
💻 My simple three-step process for setting your running thresholds:
1️⃣ Get a baseline measurement of your running performance with a 30min TT.
2️⃣ Determine your threshold levels based on your average pace/power/HR of the last 20min of your 30min baseline measurement.
3️⃣ Create training zones based on your thresholds. https://link.drwillo.com/calculators
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