Training

Updated 20 February, 2010

Harriers meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7pm, in the winter at Summerheath Hall, Summerheath Road (B2104), Hailsham and in the summer at Hailsham Community College, Battle Road (A295) on the School track.

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Remember, wear high visibility clothing during any training in the dark

Every Sunday Hill Training with Steve Avery in Whitbread Hollow.

Meet 9.00a.m. at Café near St. Bedes, Foot of Beachy Head.

Harriers Winter Schedule 2009/2010 TUESDAY NIGHTS AT THE HALL

Date

Session

Recovery

Venue

05/01/10

6  and   10  x   800 metres

90 secs A group       2 mins all others

Forest View/Hawthylands

07/01/10

400 600 800  1000   800 600 400 metres

1min 4/600     90secs 6/800      2mins  8/1000        2mins 1000/1000

Forest View

09/01/10

Sussex County Cross Country League   (5 miles)

Run for your club

Little Common Bexhill

12/01/10

1000 metres  + 400 metres  x 3 and 5 sets( A group)

1000  then 1 minute  400 then 3 minutes

Forest View

14/01/10

600 metres    x    6  and    8

90 secs A group         2mins all other

Forest View

19/01/10

4   x  400 metres   x  3 and   4 sets

1 min   plus  1 small lap between  sets

Forest View

21/01/10

10  x  hills   ( long and short)

A group long hills        All others short hills

Milland

24/01/10

Ashdown Forest Cross Country

East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League

Ashdown Forest

26/01/10

4   x   Figure of   8

Built in

Milland

28/01/10

Interval running  during 5 mile run

1min/1min     2min/2min     3min/3min     2min/2min     1min/1min

Winter Course

02/02/10

1000 metres  x  7  and   4

2mins A group        2.5 mins all others

Milland

04/02/10

30mins Paarlauf

Built in

Forest View

07/02/10

Chichester 10k

S.R.R.G.P.

Chichester

09/02/10

10  x  hills   ( long and short)

A group long hills        All others short hills

Milland

11/02/10

8   x   figure of eight

Built in

Forest View

14/02/10

Cross in Hand Cross Country

East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League

Cross in Hand

16/02/10

3   and   5      x    1 mile

2 mins A group         2.5 mins all others

Hawthyland

18/02/10

2 mins to the mark

90 secs

Forest View

20/02/10

Sussex County Cross Country League   (5 miles)

Run for your club

Lancing Manor

21/02/10

Brighton Half Marathon

S.R.R.G.P.

Brighton

23/02/10

6  and   10  x   800 metres

90 secs A group       2 mins all others

Forest View/Hawthylands

25/02/10

 1 minute  x  1 minute  x  12

During a 5 or 3 mile run

Winter Course

28/02/10

Plumpton Cross Country

East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League

Plumpton College

02/03/10

10  x  hills   ( long and short)

A group long hills        All others short hills

Milland

03/03/10

Coaches meeting for new schedule

 

 

04/03/10

400 600 800  1000   800 600 400 metres

1min 4/600     90secs 6/800      2mins  8/1000        2mins 1000/1000

Forest View

09/03/10

1200 metres   x  4 and  6

2 mins A group         2.5 mins all others

Milland

11/03/10

4   x  400 metres   x  3 and   4 sets

1 min   plus  1 small lap between  sets

Forest View

14/03/10

Pestalozzi Cross Country

East Sussex Sunday Cross Country League

Pestalozzi Village

TUESDAY NIGHTS AT THE HALL

On a Tuesday night please do not do not park in front for the two cars parked by the two side doors closest to the hall as they belong to the dance teachers in the big hall.  The cars are a black volvo reg S8KNS, and either a silver fiesta HK02GWJ or blue peugeot KA04NZY. - Thanks Julie

Harriers Regular Training 

Harriers meet on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7pm, in the winter at Summerheath Hall, Summerheath Road (B2104), Hailsham and in the summer at Hailsham Community College, Battle Road (A295) on the School track. The training schedule set out on this page is discussed by the coaches before being implemented. 

The main training at these sessions is geared to faster running (much easier to do in a group). On any structured training schedule faster running is recommended (even for those involved in marathon training). All sessions involve fast groups and not so fast groups, (there is always someone the same standard). Many sessions are designed to bring all standards together which brings about a good club atmosphere. Harriers meet to run together all over our local area.

On holiday? come along.

Does this seem like something you should be trying? Give it a try, come along to any training session and Harriers will do there best to make you welcome (remember Harriers are a mixed bunch of all ages). Further information can be obtained from any of the Harriers.

Being involved in a running club brings a lot of different things to running:-

it is not just for the very best,

it is not just about beating other runners,

it is not elitist,

it is about enjoying your running,

it is about fitness.

Even if you are not in our area, club involvement is right, interested, still interested see our links page I'm sure you will find something there.

Running is fun.

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