Thanks just what I have been looking for

Wow🙌🙌 Thank you SR!! Examples you laid out for beginners like myself was suuuper helpful in breaking down tempo runs/intervals/circuits to plan ahead-Appreciate you Jason👊👊

When I started running every run was a tempo run because I didn't know how to run easy (in my defense, when your easy pace is 18 minutes per mile, it's hard not to run too fast)

This is really excellent content...deserves more attention. Well done!

7:20. Thank you so much for sharing this. I've learned to appreciate the callousing of my mind.

Hello. Thank's for the solid advice, and for sharing with such clarity. Would welcome a similiar examination of long run, and any variations on the long run you would recommend.

So gooooood I had to subscribe 🔥🙏🏽

Excellent content... subscribed.

I needed this- thanks!

Just did a tempo run this evening, as part of my NYC marathon training. This was perfect to help understand why it was worth doing. Thanks!

Honesty thanks for the Tempo run informiton

This is good content. As a 56yo runner I have been a little intimidated with speed work as I am concerned about injuries. Some tempo work may be my answer

Nice video!When you say 40 minutes tempo does that mean 40 minutes at tempo pace or the entire workout including warm up and cool down?Thanks.

Should new runners start temp runs right away or does some magical number of experience time or mileage need to be met first?

I am planning to do a marathon in April of 2020 which will be about 15 months from now... there was a short time in my life when I was beginning to work toward getting into running races and thought I might actually do a marathon someday and was amazed at how far I got after going from years of sedentary to a couple of months of not really applying any specific training strategy or knowing anything much about training, just building up my comfort level for running in general using comfortable paces with occasionally & haphazardly pushing myself past my comfort zone... ufortuately, I fell back into a very sedentary state for the last 8 years and am now 49 years old and I am way out of shape and have some health issues that I did not have back then, which is why I want to start with just building up general running strength and want to work with a doctor now, before the "serious" training begins about 6 months before the marathon... So with this in mind, should I start to experiment or implementing tempo running prior to that 6 month training period at all? Or is tempo running only something you start doing about 5 or 6 months prior to the actual race, the "training" period? And if one is to apply tempo running closer to the end of the actual training period, what would that look like? What kind of running program does one do if they are not in the training period? And with all that said, my goal is to be able to qualify for Boston at the Phoenix marathon in April '20, so I need to be able to go from really bad condition (but, could be worse) to being able to run a marathon in 3 hours and about 55 mins from what I understand, as a female, age 50. Whether I ever actually do the Boston marathon or not, remains to be seen, but I think going for that goal of qualifying is a good and reasonable goal for me even considering my current health problems. I think my biggest concern is my bones, frankly. I have no idea what condition they are in. so if anyone wants to give me their two cents, I am all ears!!! and thanks!

First on a running video. What have I become?

Hi, thanks for the info. I'm training for a marathon and every 2 weeks or so I try to run a longer tempo. Do you think a tempo effort for 1 hr is too long and the benefits will not be so great?

Hard to keep up with a static screen on a "video" you would probably have a lot more subs if you used some type of graphs, video edits and the such for explaining thresholds and Vo2Max and the likes.

So is tempo rep like a 60:120?

The easiest way to understand a TEMPO run is to train at your MARATHON race pace. For example Jason PB half marathon is 1:13:39 so if we compare this to Jack Daniels Vdot formula he gets a rating of 65. The following paces are suggested for his 65 score: Easy runs at 4:17 per KILOMETER, INTERVALS/5K pace at 3:14km, 10k pace at 3;26km and MARATHON/TEMPO LONG RUNS at 4:24km or 5:47 mile. Thanks for posting this video.

I shouldn't need to convert minutes/mile to minutes/km just to understand what you are talking about.