
How A Strong Work Ethic Leads to Opportunities - Lee Grantham
Intro: This is a quick summary of How A Strong Work Ethic Leads to Opportunities from Lee Grantham. It’s a great watch — we’re breaking it down so you can try the workout today. Be sure to check out the full video for all the details.
Key Points:
- Consistent, purposeful running builds the same discipline that creates career opportunities.
- Start with easy runs, then add structured interval and speed sessions mid‑week, gradually extending the weekend long run.
- A 10‑week training block plus a 2‑week taper is enough to sharpen your fitness for a marathon PB.
- Track progress, set a clear PB goal, and even list it on your CV to showcase dedication.
Workout Example (10‑Week Marathon Build):
Week | Easy Run | Interval / Speed | Tempo Run | Long Run |
---|---|---|---|---|
1‑4 | 5 km at comfortable pace | 4 × 800 m @ 5K‑race effort, 400 m jog recovery | 8 km at steady‑state (≈10 sec per mile slower than race) | 12 km easy‑steady |
5‑8 | 5 km easy | 5 × 1 km @ 10K‑race effort, 400 m jog | 10 km steady | 14‑16 km progressive (last 2 km at goal marathon pace) |
9 | 5 km easy | 3 × 800 m reduced volume | 6 km easy | 8 km easy (recovery week) |
10 (Race week) | Rest or 3 km shake‑out | – | – | Marathon race |
Practical Tips to Implement Now:
- Run first thing in the morning before work to lock in consistency.
- Log each run in the Pacing app and adjust paces as you improve.
- Post a weekly “goal‑check” on social media for accountability.
- Treat each training session as a project delivery – finish it with the same reliability you’d promise a client.
Closing Note: Grab the opportunity to level‑up your running and career – set your own paces in the Pacing app, follow this 10‑week plan, and watch your confidence (and PB) grow. Try it today and make your next race a showcase of your strong work ethic!
References
- How A Strong Work Ethic Leads to Opportunities - YouTube (YouTube Video)
Workout - The Work Ethic Builder
- 10min @ 7'00''/km
- 4 lots of:
- 800m @ 5'00''/km
- 400m @ 7'00''/km
- 10min @ 7'00''/km