This week’s workout will be held at the Yorktown HS track and is also run in conjunction with the monthly meeting. We’ll start at 5:45PM but I will stay a little later for those of you who can’t make it by 5:45. The track is to the east of FDR Park and I believe & hope that Greg Cohen will put up a map on the www.runner.org site. Park on the high school side of the school property and the track is in the southwestern part of that school property. It can’t be seen easily until you get out of your car.
Also this month we have the Beer Mile http://www.runner.org/beer/ at 7PM at Parking lot 6 in FDR Park. You can do both & will be able to use the speed work as your warm-up (run at a modest effort) and make it over to the 7PM start at Parking Lot 6 which is also next to where the monthly meeting is held. It should be a lot of fun whether you decide to be a participant or a spectator. It’s byob and yes it can be non-alcholic beer. The club will supply free refreshments at the meeting.
This one workout will give you a small edge for the upcoming Peekskill Mile http://www.runner.org/pbmile/ on Aug 14th. The workout is 4 x 400m (1 lap) with a full lap recovery and 4 x 200m with a half lap recovery. If you can repeat this workout on your own or with friends for the next four weekends it will significantly improve your mile time at the Peekskill Mile.
Call me with any questions at 914 469-0702.
Jack
Also this month we have the Beer Mile http://www.runner.org/beer/ at 7PM at Parking lot 6 in FDR Park. You can do both & will be able to use the speed work as your warm-up (run at a modest effort) and make it over to the 7PM start at Parking Lot 6 which is also next to where the monthly meeting is held. It should be a lot of fun whether you decide to be a participant or a spectator. It’s byob and yes it can be non-alcholic beer. The club will supply free refreshments at the meeting.
This one workout will give you a small edge for the upcoming Peekskill Mile http://www.runner.org/pbmile/ on Aug 14th. The workout is 4 x 400m (1 lap) with a full lap recovery and 4 x 200m with a half lap recovery. If you can repeat this workout on your own or with friends for the next four weekends it will significantly improve your mile time at the Peekskill Mile.
Call me with any questions at 914 469-0702.
Jack
