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Aug 16 Sept 30, 2010 No workouts Aug 25 Sept 6
Are you making
progress with your current workout program? Are you
cross-training? Do you know that doing the same thing
over and over will give you the same results your currently
getting? The human body is very smart...it will adapt to the
stresses (in the case exercise) imposed upon it to survive,
so repetition, doing the same thing over and over, will not
give you different results. So, I challenge you to get
out of your box, hamster wheel, rut, or whatever you call it
and cross-train with us; you will be amazed at how much
better you perform, how much better you feel and how much
better you look! The workouts focus on the conditioning of runners, but is also excellent for anyone wanting to achieve a strong, balanced and fluid athletic physique. The Balanced Runner's Workout will improve athletic performance and minimize injuries.
We will work the body as a whole and focus on balancing the runner's body with exercises and drills that work the muscles that help us become stronger runners as well as in multi-planes/ranges of motion that is not consistent with running, therefore minimizing the injuries and imbalances from just running, i.e., overuse injuries. Moreover, including agility, power, balance, mobility, etc will make us faster, more efficient runners and athletes. All workouts are held outdoors, so be prepared to work hard and have a lot of fun in the process! But don't misconstrue "fun" as easy...you'll just be having so much fun you won't think about how hard you're working out!
We won't be doing much steady state heart rate running (only during the initial warm-up phase), however, the workouts should sufficiently replace your interval workouts, which will improve your lactate threshold, including Tabata intervals. Wear your heart rate monitor! Anaerobic training is an essential component of cardiovascular work. Movement performed at and around the anaerobic threshold trains the body to clear lactic acid more effectively, in turn allowing exercisers to achieve higher intensity (and thus better results) in a steady-state workout.
Mondays and Wednesdays will include strength, pilates and Flow Yoga for Athletes. The strength portion of the training may include resistance bands, ropes, medicine balls, TRX Suspension Trainer or just body weight and may be separate or as part of the pilates and yoga. We'll have fun partnering and teaming up for some fun and challenging exercises, too!
Tuesdays and Thursdays, in addition to pilates and Flow Yoga for Athletes, we'll be having a ton of fun with agility, balance, power, reaction, speed and strength drills, including partner and team drills! We'll use agility ladders, low hurdles, bands, ropes, medicine balls, TRX Suspension Trainer...
Tues and Thurs hill running workouts will work on improving your time and skill on "The Loop." The Loop is 1.25 miles
Purchase 12
workouts or go for it and do all 21 to maximize the
benefits!
Body fat measurements done just prior to the first and last workouts to measure your progress. Nutritional guidance throughout the series will help you make the most progress possible during this time.
SCHEDULE AND SIGN UP INFO Mon and Wed, 9am - 10:15am (this has replaced the previous 5:45am workout) Strength, Pilates and Flow Yoga for Athletes Everything!
Strength, Pilates and Flow Yoga for Athletes We'll include some hill running on these days at Lew Howard Park - Improve your time and skill on "The Loop."
Tues and Thurs, 6pm to 7:30pm Drills, Mat Pilates and Flow Yoga for Athletes The drills portion of the workout will include: agility, balance, power, reaction, speed and strength, including partner play!
Three Folsom
Locations: Lew Howard Park - Mon/Wed evenings (6pm -7:30pm) Lembi Park - Tuesday and Thursday evenings (6pm 7:30pm)
Cost: 21 workouts = $252.00 (only $12/workout) 12 workouts (minimum of 2 workouts per week) = $204 ($17/workout)
Add-on sessions
may be purchased for $12 per workout (Ex: You purchase 12
workouts and want to add-on a few more) Because this
is a progressive program I will not allow drop-ins.
Refer a friend (new to Breakout Fitness) and receive 2 free workouts. Ask for details. Contact Diane for more information
Diane Cressey is a Certified Fitness
Trainer (10+ years) and Certified Specialist in
Performance Nutrition (International Sports Sciences
Association) with more than four decades of running
experience from track and field to ultra running
events and coaching high school track.
"I'd been in
a rut early in 2010 after a competitive and exhausting 2009 race
season, and I needed a change. It was time to shake things up
and recharge for the new year. I chanced upon Diane's Balanced
Runners Workout program through her Folsom Trail Race Series and
signed up. While I'd never done an organized workout session, I
felt that if anyone knew what runners needed, it would be Diane.
John Brink, Folsom
This clinic is open to all Folsom Trail Runners and non-members
as well.
How do we know if we are as efficient as we can be? That is where the "Skills and Drills Clinic" comes in. Observation and video analysis will reveal any inefficiencies in gait, including body alignment (from head to feet), body lean (too far back, transferring too much weight from side to side, etc), heavy foot placement (slow foot turnover), exaggerated or no arm swing, too much leg extension and heel strike (braking instead of ease of forward motion), relaxed v. rigid, over exaggeration of body rotation, etc. These are a few inefficiencies that can cause us to expend more energy, making us feel tired on our runs, extend recovery and potentially injury. The drills will help participants tweak even the subtlest of inefficiencies into a more efficient gait.
Anton Krupicka (one the fastest endurance runners in the world) - check out his relaxed "pose" running form. No heel striking whatsoever...even on the downhills. Listen to the sound of his feet (no pounding). The slow motion is excellent...
Uphill Trail Running video by Scott Jurek, Local Running Clubs Buffalo Chips Youth Running Team
Trail Running (articles)
Six tips to get you hooked on
off-road running
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