Build speed and race-pace fitness with track intervals. Learn what intervals are right for your race with advice from Mammoth Track Club Coach, Terrence Mahon and runners Josh Cox and Ryan Hall. For more videos from Ryan and his team, visit Facebook.com/MastertheShift
@Cris18Martinez Maybe you can use the gps that comes in most phones and
measure the distance so when you go to some point you already know
how many miles there are.
thealkimista2012 1 month ago
What are the distances between each cone at the start of the intervals? Out of curiosity. How would one contact Terrence Mahon? Great video it's huge for a distance runner to stay as close to 1:1 work rest ratio I think that is awesome that they touched on that a little bit. Nice Video!
pignabj 2 months ago
I do the same thing, I don't have a track available to me so I just measure out distances in this one big field close to where I live. Only thing is that the field is grassy and uneven so it's probably not the best surface but oh well.
Cris18Martinez 2 months ago
I have been on that field. =)
AzureFan1 4 months ago
@TheZoelzer2 not everyone has the problem. and just cause u don't have splints now doesn't mean you won't in the future =b lots of runners have knee problems later in life. not all but many of them =b
Kazooiie02 4 months ago
@Kazooiie02 i run on the road, doesnt hurt my legs. i wear the most cusioned shoes there are.
TheZoelzer2 4 months ago
Doesn't Josh Cox's running look asymmetrical? 4:15
oldpiq 6 months ago
@invizaman7 ik its a little late haha but its not really good. the impact hurts your ankles and knees BUT its ok to get a little bit of running on the pavement maybe twice a week or a little bit here and there. stick to trails if u can =b pavements almost unavoidable sometimes
Kazooiie02 7 months ago
common hall where are the running shorts?!
tadvids 1 year ago
is running on pavment or assphalt bad for you?
invizaman7 1 year ago