Have you ever felt overwhelmed with all the types of training out there? There are long runs, tempo miles, track intervals, hill repeats, and strength training!

There is a way to train without running 20 hours a week to try and fit them all in so you don’t have to quit your day job!

In this episode, I cover how you can “periodize” your training and how you can plan out your running for 2021 for running wins and staying healthy along the way!

Every elite runner out there uses periodization to their advantage so why shouldn’t we as recreational runners?

We will be discussing the very important and often overlooked principle of periodization or the training cycles of running.

2 previous blogs referred to in this episode:

What 2020 Has Taught me: 6 Lessons Learned

https://sparkyourtraining.com/what-2020-has-taught-me/

How Fast Should I Run I 3 Types of Runs

https://sparkyourtraining.com/types-of-runs/

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50. Training Cycles Running | Periodization in 2021 with Dr. Duane Scotti

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50. Training Cycles Running | Periodization in 2021 with Dr. Duane Scotti