Race week narrative

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Distance runner training beside a city waterfront

YOUR NEXT WEEK, REWRITTEN.

When life changes, your plan changes with purpose.
The right workout moves. Your long run stays protected.

1 · Original plan

Cruise intervals on Thursday.

2 · Tuesday after workout

“My legs are heavy after that workout and I have a work deadline on Thursday. Can we rearrange the workouts this week?”

3 · CoachObey adapts

Moves cruise intervals to Friday and adjusts the pace from 7:15 to 6:50 / mi.

4 · Sunday outcome

15 mi long run protected.

MON

Easy run

6 mi

8:00–8:30 / mi

Conversational

TUE

8.2 mi workout

8.2 mi

7:32 / mi

Completed

WED

Easy run

6 mi

8:00–8:30 / mi

Keep it relaxed

THU

Work deadline

Unavailable

—

Work takes priority

FRI

Cruise intervals

3 × 2 mi

Start 7:15 / mi → finish 6:50 / mi

400m jog between reps

SAT

Easy run

4–5 mi

8:00–8:30 / mi

Easy does it

SUN

Long run

15 mi

Steady 8:05–8:25 / mi

Protected

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CoachObey explains

THE WHY BEHIND
THE CHANGE.

Clear guidance when you need it.

CoachObey   9:10 AM

Let’s move Thursday’s cruise intervals to Friday because Tuesday’s effort left you heavy. I’m modifying the workout so the 2-mile intervals start at 7:15 pace and progress to 6:50 on the final rep. This spreads the load, protects quality, and keeps your Sunday long run on track.

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We analyze your runs, pace, and consistency to guide what’s next.

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