Kipchoge 17 × 2 min Fartlek
17 × 2 min fast / 1 min easy
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Kipchoge's fartleks, Yasso 800s, Norwegian threshold, Seiler's 4 × 8 and Phelps's 400s — explained, scaled and structured for Garmin. Save one to your Vault or send it straight to your watch.
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Rolling fartleks, long tempo reps and the steady volume of the marathon great's training camp.
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Controlled threshold in many reps — the double-threshold approach popularised by the Ingebrigtsens.
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The staples every 5K and 10K runner comes back to.
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Sessions that carry a name: Yasso, Zátopek, Prefontaine, Moneghetti, the Michigan.
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Long, fast and specific — the Italian school of marathon training.
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Mile and 1500 m sessions with real turnover.
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Threshold and sweet-spot staples that move the number.
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Interval protocols from published research: Seiler, Rønnestad, Billat, Tabata, Helgerud.
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Indoor sessions with a reputation.
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Attacks, surges and chases — rehearse the race before you ride it.
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Sets inspired by the pool's greatest — with scaled versions for the rest of us.
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Broken swims, best averages and race-pace sets.
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Know where you stand: time trials and FTP tests.
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1600 · tempo mile · 1200 · tempo mile · 800 · tempo mile · 400
2×90 s · 4×60 s · 4×30 s · 4×15 s hard, equal floats — 20 min
Up to 10 × 800 m, equal-time jog recovery
8 × 400 m at 3K–5K effort, 200 m fast float
Continuous 200 m fast / 200 m float, about 3 miles
10 × 400 m at mile effort, ~2 min recovery
16–20 × (30 s at vVO2max / 30 s easy)
5–6 × 1 mile at threshold, 60 s rest
2 × 20 min at threshold, 2–4 min easy
3 × 10 min at threshold, 1–2 min jog
5 × 1 mile at threshold, ~60 s rest
10 × 1 km at controlled threshold, ~60 s rest
25 × 400 m at controlled threshold, 30 s rest
5 × 2 km at controlled threshold, 1 min rest
5 × 6 min at controlled threshold, 1 min rest
AM: 5 × 2 km controlled · PM: 25 × 400 m — this is the AM half
17 × 2 min fast / 1 min easy
20 × 200 m uphill, jog down
13 × 3 min hard / 1 min easy, rolling terrain
4 × 10 min strong, 2 min easy
25 × 1 min fast / 1 min easy
8 × 1600 m at marathon effort or quicker, ~2 min rest
30–40 km on rolling terrain, easy start, strong finish
10–12 × (1 km fast / 1 km steady), no stopping
4 × 6 km at marathon effort or slightly faster, 1 km moderate between
6·5·4·3·2·1 km, each faster, 1 km moderate between
28–38 km at 90–95% of marathon pace
Two substantial workouts in one day — this is the AM half
4 sets: 400 fast · 90 s · 600 fast · 60 s · 200 very fast · 4–5 min
5 × 500 m at 1500 effort (75 s) · 800 jog · 5 × 200 faster (30 s)
4 × 800 m, ~6 min rest — two controlled, two near mile pace
4 mi tempo, 3–4 min jog, 1 mi hard
6–8 × 800 m, surge the last 200, 2–3 min rest
Mile · 1200 · 1000 · 800 · 600 · 400 — each faster
2 sets of 1600 · 1200 · 800 · 400, faster down the set
40 × 400 m at 5K–10K effort, 200 m jog
A historical curiosity, scaled: 3 × 10 × 400 m
3 × 1600 m at 5K effort, 2–3 min jog
12 × 400 m at 5K effort, 200 m jog or 60 s
3 × 2 km at 10K effort, ~2 min jog
10 × 1 min uphill hard, jog back down
8–10 × 10–12 s maximal uphill sprints, full recovery
2 km + 2 km + 1 km at 5K effort, ~2 min rest
2 × 20 min at 95–100% FTP, 5–10 min easy
3 × 20 min at 88–94% FTP, 5 min easy
3 × 30 min at 88–92% FTP, 5 min easy
3 × 15 min at 98–102% FTP, 5 min easy
4 × 10 min at 100–103% FTP, 4–5 min easy
5 × 10 min at 95–100% FTP, 3–5 min easy
4 × 8 min at the highest power you can hold for all four, 2 min easy
4 × 16 min at the highest sustainable power, 2–3 min easy
3 × 12 min alternating 2 min @ 95% / 1 min @ 105% FTP
2 × 20 min alternating 2 min under / 1 min over FTP
3 × 20 min alternating 90–95% and 105–110% FTP
4 × 4 min at ~110–120% FTP, 3–4 min easy
10 × 1 min hard (~130% FTP), 1–2 min easy
3 × 13 × (30 s hard / 15 s easy), 3 min between sets
15–20 min continuous 30 s hard / 30 s easy
5-4-3-2-1 min, harder as they get shorter, equal recovery
1-2-3-4-5-4-3-2-1 min at VO2max, equal recovery
7–8 × 20 s all-out / 10 s rest
6 × 1 min at ~150% FTP, 4–5 min easy
2 × 8 × (30 s maximal / 30 s easy)
8 × 10 s from almost a standstill, big gear, 3–5 min easy
2–3 h endurance with a 10–15 s sprint every 5 min
4–6 × (20 s sprint · 40 s hard · 20 s sprint), 5 min easy
3–5 × ~1 km maximal sustainable, full recovery
3 rounds: 3 min @ 100% · 3 @ 112% · 3 @ 125%, then 9 min easy
6 × 5 min at 85–95% FTP, 50–60 rpm, 3 min easy
3 × 15–20 min at 88–94% FTP, 60–75 rpm
4 × 10 min at FTP on a climb, descend to recover
3–5 × (30 s at 150%+ FTP → 6 min at 95–100%)
5–8 × (1 min at 120% → 4 min at 90% FTP), continuous
25 min of tempo with a 10–15 s burst at 150%+ every 60–90 s
5–10 min at 105–110% → 20–30 min at 90–95% FTP
3 × (1 min at 130% + 4 min at 100–105% FTP)
2–3 h endurance, then 2 × 15–20 min at threshold
2–3 h Zone 2, then 4 × 3 min VO2max
3–5 h ride with 2 × 20–30 min at 88–94% FTP in the second half
4–5 h: 2 × 20 just under threshold, sprints, VO2 hill repeats, bursts, sweet spot home
Warm-up, 5 min hard opener, recovery, 20 min max steady
10 × 400 free, send-off drops 5 s each: 4:45 → 4:00
4 rounds: 2×100 fly from a dive · 2×50 back · 100 free · 400 IM all-out
11 × 400 free; #1–9 on a send-off dropping 5 s each from 5:00
10 × 100 as fast as you can hold, 15–20 s rest
30 × 100: 10 moderate · 10 hard · 10 very hard
20 × 25 at race pace, 15 s rest — stop when you miss the pace
3 × 100 butterfly descending, 200 easy between
3–5 rounds: 500 · 400 · 300 · 200 · 1–5 × 100, each faster
50 · 100 · 150 · 200 relaxed, 50 easy, 200 · 150 · 100 · 50 hard
3 × 500 at 1500 race effort, short rest
10 × 25 at maximum speed, 2 min rest
8 × 50 at 100 race pace from a dive, generous rest
20 × 100 free on 1:00
10–20 × 100 at 'red' threshold effort
4 × 50 at 200 race pace, 10–20 s between
100 × 100 on a fixed interval — 10,000 total
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