Road to 1000 Hill Sprints
Workout - Road to 1000 Hill Sprints
- 10min @ 10'00''/mi
- 6 lots of:
- 45s @ 5'00''/mi
- 2min rest
- 5min @ 10'30''/mi
Intro: here’s what you need from Seth James DeMoor’s “#RoadTo1000 - Helping YOU reach 1000 Subscribers.” Watch the full video for the picture. We’ve condensed it so you can run the workout today.
Key points
- Add #roadto1000 to your video description if you want daily check-ins and feedback from the creator.
- Posting regularly, ideally daily, builds channel momentum.
- The creator gives three forms of support: motivation, strategy, and community commenting on any video tagged with the hashtag.
- Growth takes time. Steady progress compounds.
- Short, time-efficient workouts (like a 0.5-mile hill sprint) help you stay active without disrupting your content schedule.
Workout example (the hill sprint from the vlog)
- Find a short hill of about 0.5 mi (≈0.8 km) (e.g., Ruby Hill in Denver).
- Warm-up with a 5 min easy jog.
- Run hard up the hill for 30-45 seconds at 80-90% effort.
- Walk or jog down for recovery (1-2 min).
- 6-8 repeats (about 20-30 min total).
- Cool-down with a 5 min easy jog.
Adjust reps and hill length to your fitness. The Pacing app sets custom intervals.
Closing note: find a hill, tag your video with #roadto1000, and post regularly. The Pacing app sets intervals to your pace and schedule.
References
- #RoadTo1000 - Helping YOU reach 1000 Subscribers - YouTube (YouTube Video)