HOW TO How to run more tough
Not only is running longer, it's about training the right way, eating and resting.
Here are some of the techniques and practice tables that runners use to increase their toughness:
1.Rehearse according to the formula "80 / 20" (the heart of toughness)
Runners who run long and tough. Most use this kind of sparring proportion in 1 week:
* 80% Slow Run (Easy Run / Long Run): Run at a speed that can still "talk in sentences without panting" (Zone 2). Slow running will help develop, expand the silver tube, capillaries, and increase the heart muscle. Make the body pull fat for energy better. Run harder without tiring easily.
* 20% Fast Run (Speed / Interval / Tempo): Fast Run to improve your body's oxygen capacity (VO2 Max) and make it more comfortable to run normal speeds.
2. Rehearsal methods required in the table
🏃♂️ Long Run (Long Run Once a Week)
* How to do it: Choose 1 day of the week (usually Saturday or Sunday) to run the furthest distance at low speed (Easy Pace).
* Iron rule: Do not increase the distance more than 10% from the previous week, for example, if this week runs 10 km, the full next week is 11 km to prevent injury.
⏱️ Tempo Run (Increased Lactic Acid Resistance)
* How to do it: Run at a speed that is "tired but still swaying" (in words, not in sentences) consistently for 20-40 minutes.
* Results: Helps the body withstand fatigue longer, runs faster longer
# # 3. Adjust running form and technique during running
* Cadence: Try to step your legs more frequently (about 170-180 steps per minute), but the steps don't have to be very long. Overstriding will cause your knees and muscles to pick up a lot of impact and get tired faster.
* Breathe in the right rhythm: Practice breathing in and out deep to the stomach, such as 2 steps in - 2 steps out. Short, shallow breathing will make the stomach cork and tired easily.
4. Factors around which do not overlook
| Factor | What to do for toughness |
Recovery | Muscles and hearts develop when we sleep, not when practicing. Sleep for 7-8 hours and require a rest day for at least 1-2 days a week. |# Run # Run healthy # Run to have fun # Trending # Run together































































































