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2026 Winter Middle Distance Training (800m-5,000m) Thursday 12 February 2026 Week 6 Day 4 Thursday is a hard day.


Hello high school distance runners and here is our winter training guide (January-March) from RunBlogRun.

This is the fourth day of week 6 of our ten-week winter training program, which continues until the NIKE Indoor Championships (March 12-15, 2026, more info: vol. https://nikeindoornationals.runnerspace.com/)

The goal is to be in shape at the start of the outdoor season (March in most of the country).

It The NIKE Indoor Nationals will be held March 12-15, 2025 at the NIKE Track & Field Armory. We encourage high schoolers to race indoors, but always point out that the Big Season is outdoors.

Training Thursday, February 12, 2026

Hard days is about systematically stressing your body and building your body’s ability to handle the stress of racing and competition. There are many ways to accomplish this. Tuesday we do Tempo runs and threshold work, Thursday we use hills, fartlek and trail work.

Your Thursday workout. Well warm-up, 30-minute fartlek, 10 x 90-second hard, 90-second easy, five-minute recovery run, 8 x 200-meter hill, hard, run downhill, five-minute recovery run, go on the track, 8 x 300 meters, reductions, every next 300 meters, every next 300 meters, every step is faster than 10 meters the meter. 20 minutes of moderate to easy jogging, cooling down Quickly get out of wet clothes.

Hydration is a state of mind. Hydration isn’t about drinking lots of sugary drinks, it’s about drinking water, 8-12 glasses of 8-12 oz a day, carrying a water bottle, and managing caffeine and sugary drinks, which for a true athlete is absolute crap. Also, stay away from so-called sports energy drinks and don’t combine them with alcohol. Why train your ass and then mess it up by putting some junk in your mortal engine?

Think before you drink.

Ras Al Khaimah 15/02/2013 2013 RAK Half Marathon in photo. Geoffrey Kipsang Kamworor winner of the RAK Half Marathon – Photo by Victor Sailer/AGGiancarlo Colombo

Nike Pegasus PLUS, photo by NIKE communications
It NIKE Pegasus PLUS can be perfect NIKErunning: middle distance runner’s winter training shoe (800m-5000m). It’s light, strong and built for miles. I would recommend it for speed days, fartlek days, hill days, and if you only have one shoe, a good trainer/racer. Nike: is back on track with this shoe that is part of NIKE Pegasus 41: evolution.

For this winter, I recommend two pairs of sneakers, such as a NIKE Pegasus PLUS and a NIKE Vomero 18 or Vomero PLUS (shown below) for easy days and long days. The Pegasus PLUS is well built, can handle dirt and mud, and provides a stable, comfortable ride without overdoing the cushioning. As always, we don’t recommend buying your running performance shoes remotely, but rather going to an actual live running store.

If you need a little more cushioning, try the Vomero 18 Vomero 18:00 has more cushion than Pegasus PLUS. If you like NIKE, I would suggest high schoolers use the NIKE Pegasus PLUS on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. I would suggest Vomero 18 on Sunday, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I always recommend two pairs of sneakers. Learn more www.nikerrunning.com.

NIKE Vomero PLUS, photo by NIKE communications

Want to be a better runner than you were before? Focus and follow our training. It’s all about consistency.

For winter reading. By Self-Made Olympian Ron Dawes, Clean Heels by Murray Hallberg, First! by Tom Jordan, Quicksilver, Mercurial Emil Zatopek, Pat Butcher, The Fate of Allen Mimoun, Pat Butcher (monograph)

Remember, one day !!!! #crosscountryrunning, #trackandfieldtraining, #winterrunning, #wintertraining,

  • Larry Eder has been involved in athletics for 52 years. Larry has experienced sports as an athlete, coach, magazine publisher, and now a journalist and blogger. His first article, about Don Bowden, America’s first 4-minute miler, was published in RW in 1983. Larry has published several magazines on athletics, from USA Track and Field to the American version of Spikes magazine. He currently leads content and marketing development for RunningNetwork, The Shoe Addicts, and RunBlogRun. On RunBlogRun, his daily pilgrimage with the sport, Larry says: “I have to admit, I love traveling to long-distance meets, writing about the sport I love and the athletes I respect, for my readers at runblogrun.com, the most I’ve ever done besides running.” Also does some updates for BBC Sports at major events which he really enjoys.

    Theme Song: “I’m No Angel” by Gregg Allman.



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