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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: a fast and explosive donkey!
« on: June 20, 2025, 03:57:31 pm »that was interesting. i'm not sure i'm going to start using it imminently, but i like the guy's style. funny to note that the first comment is a reference for more fancy gear. clicked through to the norwegian singles article and that seems like it would be interesting to try, maybe next year if i manage to get through this year with a real build up in training consistency and volume. i kind of have qualifying for boston as a back-of-the mind goal now. and getting faster over shorter distances. like, touch wood the rest of the year goes well, i achieve my ultra goals, and maybe next year i dial in on 18:xx 5k and sub-3:00 marathon.
made an appointment with a neurologist for the end of july, earliest i could get in with one that's in-network and came with a strong referral for migraines specifically.
norwegian singles is what i've been doing for the last while. it just feels very manageable/sensible, structured like a good lifting programme (put you near, but shy your recoverable volume, progress absolute load but keep relative load approximately same, only moving that lever when you need to, etc). also just never have to think about sessions, which i enjoy, happy to lock into a boring thing and do it on repeat. there's a good strava group and subreddit for it with lots of stuff about how people have adapted it to the marathon.
i'll probably stick with HR as the main thing and use pace for intervals.