Ismanon's Football Speed Session

Ismanon's Football Speed Session

Workout - Ismanon's Football Speed Session

  • 17min 30s @ 6'15''/km
  • 4 lots of:
    • 200m @ 2'35''/km
    • 1min rest
    • 200m @ 2'35''/km
    • 1min rest
    • 200m @ 2'35''/km
    • 1min rest
    • 200m @ 2'35''/km
    • 1min rest
    • 200m @ 2'35''/km
    • 1min rest
    • 2min rest
  • 12min 30s @ 7'15''/km
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Key points

  • The vlogger combines a travel day, a football match, and a dedicated running session.
  • This workout features speed intervals over 200 m on a track or grass field. It’s a proven approach for building leg speed and VO₂ max—if you want the full methodology, check out our mastering interval training guide.
  • The warm‑up covers 5–6 km at an easy pace before the intervals begin.
  • Main set: 4 blocks of 5 × 200 m with 1 min rest between each 200 m and 2 min between blocks.
  • Target pace is under 2:30 per 200 m (≈ 12 km/h). Grass reps came in at ~31‑32 s, track runs dipped below 30 s, with the final rep at 28 s.
  • Wrap up with easy running and a quick cold-water leg soak if you want it.

Workout example

  1. Warm‑up – 5–6 km of easy, conversational-pace running.
  2. Intervals – 4 × (5 × 200 m) on a track or grass.
    • Each 200 m should feel hard and controlled (target <2:30).
    • Recovery: 1 min of easy jogging or walking between the 200 m reps.
    • Between blocks: 2 min of easy jogging.
  3. Cool‑down – 1–2 km at an easy pace, then a quick cold-water leg soak if desired.

Practical tips

  • A stopwatch or GPS watch makes it easier to track whether you’re hitting the <2:30 per 200 m target.
  • Keep those recovery jogs genuinely easy—the idea is to let your heart rate settle just enough to power through the next hard effort. Short, high-volume repeats like this are among the proven interval strategies to cut minutes off your 5K time.
  • Grass will naturally produce slower times—adjust your effort level to compensate.
  • Drink plenty of water before and after, especially on a warm travel day.

Closing note Try this 200 m interval session. Whether you’re aiming for a race or just want to run faster, speed work deserves a place in your program. It pays off whether you’re sharpening your 5K pace or mastering the 10K.

Adjust the paces using your Pacing app to match your fitness level. Have fun, stay fast, and keep your legs ready for the next match!

Don’t miss the full Ismanon video—it shows the complete day with extra training tips!

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