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32, male
Helsinki, Finland
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26.4.2011

Hi there - good looking prog. Can you please define for me what YOU mean by "farlek" - many thanks

teemum 26.4.2011

It's a form of interval training developed by swedish Göstä Holmér. Wikipedia explains it better than I do: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fartlek

19.2.2011

What was your result with this program?

27.10.2010

Hey if you do cooper test after using this program, please post your Move here! Here's mine ;) move698071

11.10.2010

Let's take week one, Thursday. Is it 15 min 55 min 15 min = 85 min. Or is is 55 min including warmup and cooldown? Thanks!

teemum 11.10.2010

Moi, it's approx. 55 minutes including warmup and cooldown.

20.9.2010

i like this training programme, on the very hard day (running) is it as useful to do some fartlek / interval instead of the steady state?

teemum 20.9.2010

It would be good to do different types of exercises so that your body don't get used to only certain type of training. There is fartleks in this program so I suggest you to do also steady state sometimes, it'll help you to survive those long 12 minutes... Of course best is just to train enough and it must be fun, so if you absolutely don't like steady state you can do fartleks instead :)

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