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June 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »July 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »Greater Bellingham Running Club Chuckanut Footrace
This point-to-point, seven-mile trail race starts at Marine Park in south Bellingham and finishes at Larrabee State Park, the oldest state park in Washington. The course follows the legendary Interurban Trail, which threads through the Chuckanut Mountains and features gorgeous views of Chuckanut Bay and the San Juan Islands. Buses will take runners back to the finish line and will leave with regularity. The finish-line party at Larrabee State Park will include live music, food, and drink. Age-group awards will…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »August 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »September 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »Greater Bellingham Running Club Lake Padden Relay 4 x 2.6 mile | Individual 10.35 mi
The course consists of four 2.59 mile laps counter clockwise around the lake on grass and trails, starting by the picnic shelter (east entrance). The course is mainly flat and over half wooded, with one brief steep upgrade and three rolling hills all in the woods on the southwest side of the lake. Location: East Lake Padden Park, Bellingham, Washington
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »October 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »The Blanchard Beast Trail Race
The Blanchard Beast is approximately 10 miles long. The race takes place on the trails of the Blanchard State Forest due South of Bellingham and offers an exciting, wooded run with over 2,000 feet of elevation gain. This race offers something in-between a 10K and a half marathon for those who are interested in pushing their max distances or as a training run for something bigger. Schedule 7:30 AM Van Service Starts at Alger P&R 8:00 AM – 8:45 AM…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »November 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »December 2019
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »January 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »February 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »March 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »April 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »May 2020
Haggen to Haggen 5K Race/Walk
All participants start at 8:00 am. Finish is at the Meridian Haggen with shuttles back to the start. Please allow 20 minutes to get from registration/race number pickup area to race start. There will be no day of race registration. Packet pick-up begins at 7:00 am. Haggen to Haggen is a Whatcom County community event. The course begins at Sehome Haggen and ends at Meridian Haggen. At the finish line sponsors will be sampling great products Haggen has to offer.…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »June 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »Greater Bellingham Running Club Race Beneath the Sun 5 Mi
The 5 mile course is mostly trail. After leaving Fairhaven Park, runners will be directed west on the Interurban trail towards the bay making a loop near the water and returning east passing Fairhaven Park. The course then continues out and back on the Interurban Trail with a small challenging hill on the C. Moore loop trail. The race finishes at Fairhaven Park.
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »July 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »Greater Bellingham Running Club Chuckanut Footrace
This point-to-point, seven-mile trail race starts at Marine Park in south Bellingham and finishes at Larrabee State Park, the oldest state park in Washington. The course follows the legendary Interurban Trail, which threads through the Chuckanut Mountains and features gorgeous views of Chuckanut Bay and the San Juan Islands. Buses will take runners back to the finish line and will leave with regularity. The finish-line party at Larrabee State Park will include live music, food, and drink. Age-group awards will…
Find out more »GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »August 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »September 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »October 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »The Blanchard Beast Trail Race
The Blanchard Beast is approximately 10 miles long. The race takes place on the trails of the Blanchard State Forest due South of Bellingham and offers an exciting, wooded run with over 2,000 feet of elevation gain. This race offers something in-between a 10K and a half marathon for those who are interested in pushing their max distances or as a training run for something bigger. Schedule 7:30 AM Van Service Starts at Alger P&R 8:00 AM – 8:45 AM…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »November 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »December 2020
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »January 2021
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »February 2021
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
Find out more »March 2021
GBRC Weekly Track Workouts
The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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The GBRC weekly track workout is open to all ability levels. Ages range from 13—70. These workouts are designed to be progressive—they build upon the previous workouts. In general, we start the year with slower-paced (“Tempo” runs = “comfortably hard”) runs of longer duration (up to 22 minutes continuous)…and we gradually build to shorter repeats (1-2 minutes) at higher intensity (“Mile” pace or even sub-mile pace = “hard”). We always begin with a thorough warm-up, and we always finish with…
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