FOD Runner's 10k Speed Test
Workout - FOD Runner's 10k Speed Test
- 5min @ 8'00''/mi
- 6 lots of:
- 1.0km @ 5'15''/mi
- 200m @ 9'00''/mi
- 1min rest
- 5min @ 9'00''/mi
A breakdown of Is A New Running Shoe ALWAYS A BETTER Shoe?? (v2) | FOD Runner. Solid content. We’ve pulled the core workout so you can run it today. Watch the original for context and shoe discussion.
Key points:
- A 6 km speed session: six 1-km repeats, each followed by 200 m easy spinning, with 60-second recovery jogs between efforts.
- The target was 10 km race pace, but heat and shoe choice meant slightly easier paces (roughly 5:30/mi).
- The point is staying controlled. The 200 m segments keep legs fresh without spiking cardio.
- Practical: when heat or humidity throws off splits, dial back the target or add an extra recovery jog.
Workout example:
- Warm-up: 2 miles easy (roughly 10 min per mile).
- Main set: 6 × 1 km at goal 10 km race pace (around 5:00/mi). Straight into 200 m easy spinning after each rep.
- Recovery: 60 seconds of easy running between repeats.
- Cool-down: 1 mile easy.
Adjust paces to your recent race results. The Pacing app helps with the numbers.
Closing note: drop this 6 km session into your next training block. The intervals and paces are a template. Watch the video for the shoe discussion, then plug the workout into the Pacing app.
References
- Is A New Running Shoe ALWAYS A BETTER Shoe?? (Nike ALPHAFLY v2) | FOD Runner - YouTube (YouTube Video)