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LEAD FROM THE FRONT. 10K TRAINING. WITH COACH SALAZAR. Get your training off on the right foot with a. 4-mile run today.
10K TRAINING LEAD FROM THE FRONT WITH COACH SALAZAR

NIKE RUNNING

WEEK

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TOTAL MILEAGE

RUN

RUN

DAY OFF

RUN

RUN

RUN

DAY OFF

25 miles

1 TOTAL MILEAGE 38 miles

2 TOTAL MILEAGE 46 miles

3 TOTAL MILEAGE 27 miles

4 TOTAL MILEAGE

4 miles Get your training off on the right foot with a 4-mile run today.

RUN 5 miles 5 miles. You've got to put in the work to see the results.

TRACK Long Intervals Warm up for 2 miles, then run 6 x 1000m starting at a 10K pace and work down to a 5K pace. Run a 400m recovery jog between reps. Cool down for 2 miles.

DAY OFF Rest Enjoy today's rest day and get ready for the week of training ahead.

TRACK

42 miles

Long Intervals

5

Find a track, grass or flat surface, warm up for 1 mile, then run 5 x 1 mile at 10K pace with 3 minutes rest between each rep. Finish with 2-mile cool down.

TOTAL MILEAGE

RUN

35 miles

6

7 miles 7 miles today. You're in the homestretch.

5 miles Another day, another run. Run 5 miles and get it going.

WORKOUT 6 miles with Strides You've hit your stride. Find a track or a flat grass field and run 6 miles plus 8 x 100m strides.

RUN 8 miles 8 miles. Nothing you haven't seen before.

TRACK

Rest Way to run it. Take today off and relax like royalty.

RUN

6-mile Tempo

Rest

Time for a tempo. Warm up for 1 mile, then run 3 miles at Half Marathon pace, and finish with a 2-mile cool down.

You've been running all week. A day off will do you well.

DAY OFF

RUN

WORKOUT

Rest Way to put in the work. Take it easy today and enjoy your day off.

RUN 6 miles Reward yourself for coming this far by running another 6 miles today.

RUN

RUN

RUN 7 miles It's not déjà vu, just another 7 miles.

DAY OFF

7 miles

Short Intervals

6 miles

WORKOUT

4 miles 4 miles — nothing you haven't seen before.

If 7 is your lucky number, today's your lucky day. Run 7 miles, because there's no such thing as luck.

Warm up for 2 miles, then run 2 sets of 600m, 400m, 300m, and 200m, starting at a 5K pace, working down to a mile pace. Run a 400m recovery jog between reps. 2-mile cool down.

Another day, another 6 miles. Your race time will thank you.

6 miles Get back to business with a 6-mile run today.

8 miles Days like these are what makes the difference on race day. Crush these 8 miles.

TRACK Short Intervals Warm up for 1 mile, then run 3 sets of 4 x 300m at 5K pace with 1 minute rest in between each rep, and 4 minutes rest between sets. Finish with a 2-mile cool down.

6 miles Bump it back up to 6 miles today. You got this.

LONG RUN 9 miles 9-miler today. It's your longest run yet, but you've got this.

RUN

Rest Take the day off. You've earned it.

RUN 4 miles You had a long run yesterday, so let's bring it back down to 4 miles at an easy pace to recover today.

LONG RUN

6 miles

6-mile Tempo

6 miles

11 miles

Get back in the saddle with a 6-mile run today.

Time to tempo. 2 miles at Half Marathon pace, 3-minute rest, 2 x 1 miles at 10K pace with a 400m recovery jog between reps, and finish with a 2-mile cool down.

Another 6-miler. It will all pay off on race day. And with a solid run today and a long run tomorrow, keep in mind how much you're hydrating.

Time to run farther. Get after this 11-miler.

DAY OFF

WORKOUT

RUN

RUN

Rest Take it easy today. You've only got a few weeks left until race day.

TRACK

4 miles with Strides Run 4 miles plus 6 x 100m strides at goal race pace at a track, grass or flat surface.

DAY OFF

5K Race Race like you mean it and crush this 5K.

LONG RUN

6 miles Keep it going with a nice, easy 6-mile recovery run today.

DAY OFF

Short Intervals

Rest

13 miles

Rest

Warm up for 2 miles, then run 3 sets of 800m and 300m. Do the 800m at 5K pace, and the 300m a little faster, with a 400m recovery jog between reps. Finish with a 2-mile cool down.

Kick back and give your legs some rest. They've been workhorses for you.

A long run like this 13-miler will make the distance on race day fly by.

Take a day off as you get ready for race week.

RUN

DAY OFF

WORKOUT

RACE DAY

6 miles 6 miles. You can rest tomorrow.

Rest

3 miles with Strides

10K Race

It's your last rest day before the race. Make it count.

One day to go. Get ready with 3 miles plus 6 x 100m strides at race pace. As always, the track is your friend for these, but grass surface or a flat area works too.

Race Day is here. Time to give it all you got.