Episode Synopsis "30 Second Run Intervals to Help Your Running Speed"
We love 30-second intervals to help improve your run speed in a triathlon. These can give your running speed a boost with a very low risk for injury.
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- High intensity intervals shouldn't be all out
- Your physiology should influence the type of training you do.
- Make this fundamental shift in the off-season
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