Below are a few interval sessions you can have a go at —
aimed at beginner, intermediate, and advanced runner.
Remember, interval sessions normally make you work a lot
harder than just steady running so take this into account and start on a lower
grade for the first few attempts. Remember to warm-up for at least 10 minutes
before the session and cool-down for the same amount after the session.
Beginner runner
10 x 1 minute with 3 minutes walk recovery.
5 x 2 minutes with 2 minutes walk recovery.
3 minutes, then 2 minutes, then 1 minute, with 3 minutes
walk recovery between repetitions. Do this three times with 5 minutes between
sets.
3 x 5 minutes with 4 minutes walk recovery.
10 x 45 seconds uphill running with a walk back down
recovery.
Intermediate runner
12 x 1 minute with 90 seconds recovery.
6 to 8 x 2 minutes with 60 seconds recovery.
4 x (3 minute/2 minute/1 minute) with 2 minutes and 1
minute recovery between repetitions and 3 minutes recovery between sets.
5 x 5 minutes with 2 minutes recovery.
10 to 15 x 60 seconds uphill running with a jog back down
as your recovery.
Advanced runner
15 x 1 minute with 60 seconds recovery.
10 x 2 minutes with 60 seconds recovery.
5 x (5 minutes/4 minutes /3 minutes/2 minutes/1 minutes)
with 4 minutes/3 minutes/2 minutes/1 minute recovery between repetitions and 3
minutes recovery between sets.
5 to 8 x 5 minutes with 90 seconds recovery.
15 to 20 x 60 seconds uphill running with a brisk jog
back down as your recovery.
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