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Everyday Athlete

Jun 27, 2026

Everyday Athlete

Easy Pace Recovery Run

ForTimeTime Cap: 30:00

Main WOD

  • - 30 minutes easy pace run (about 60-70% of max effort)

Week 26 • Block 7 (Week 2/4)Optional Day

This Week's Focus

Running Capacity

Warm-Up

  • - Dynamic stretching: leg swings, arm circles
  • - Light jog for 5-10 minutes
  • - Mobility drills focusing on hips and ankles

Recovery

  • - Rest and hydration after the session, aiming for light activity later in the day.

Mobility

  • - Hip flexor stretches
  • - Ankle mobility exercises
  • - Lower back twists

Coaching Advice

Target time: Finish under 30:00

How to pace: Maintain a conversational pace throughout the run.

How to be competitive: For a competitive edge, keep the pace steady and aim to maintain a negative split; increase your pace slightly in the last 10 minutes if feeling good.

What you should feel: You should feel rejuvenated and relaxed during the run, with slight effort. Post-run, expect to feel a sense of accomplishment without fatigue.

Coach Note

The goal of this workout is to enhance your aerobic capacity with low-intensity running. This aligns with the block focus on building running capacity by allowing for recovery while still engaging the cardiovascular system.

Workout Timer

Count Down • 30-min Recovery Run

30:00

Target

30:00

Time Cap

30:00

Time cap 30:00