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Your last mile of a race falls apart not because you're tired, but because you haven't trained your body to move weight fast when it counts.
If you've been stuck at the same race pace despite running more miles and following better plans, you're probably missing one thing elite runners have: speed reserve. In this episode, I break down the 10-week experiment where I tested explosive gym training on myself to see if it could actually build real power and speed—and how it helped me hold onto a 17-minute 5K through a chaotic training block. You'll learn what speed reserve actually is, why most runners are lifting wrong for their goals, and how to train for that finishing kick without complicated equipment or endless hours in the gym.
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Your last mile of a race falls apart not because you're tired, but because you haven't trained your body to move weight fast when it counts.
If you've been stuck at the same race pace despite running more miles and following better plans, you're probably missing one thing elite runners have: speed reserve. In this episode, I break down the 10-week experiment where I tested explosive gym training on myself to see if it could actually build real power and speed—and how it helped me hold onto a 17-minute 5K through a chaotic training block. You'll learn what speed reserve actually is, why most runners are lifting wrong for their goals, and how to train for that finishing kick without complicated equipment or endless hours in the gym.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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