In today’s episode, we are talking about the different types of runs that you need to be incorporating into your training and why each of them is important for you to improve as a runner.  So many runners just go out and run, without a plan or structure, and end up doing most of their runs at an effort level of about 5-6/10.  This can lead to lack of progress, decreased motivation, fatigue, and even injury.  There is an entire method to structuring a training plan that we teach inside the RLR Training Academy, but today, we want to help you understand the importance of incorporating different kinds of runs into your training.  

 

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