Zaden & Stormborn
So I heard you’re tackling that solo mountain run. I’ve been doing a lot of high‑intensity interval training for endurance—mind if I share a few tips on pacing and recovery?
Sure thing, but don't get the idea I'm gonna copy every move you make. I’m a one‑man crew, so keep it simple and straight to the point.
Got it. Start with a steady tempo for the first half, then drop the pace a bit, hit a hard burst for the last 10 percent, then cool down. Focus on breathing, keep your core tight, and always hydrate before you hit the trail. That’s it.
Nice, got it. I’ll give it a shot, but I don’t need a full playbook—just the essentials. Keep it real and don’t let the rest stop you.
Three essentials: 1) Warm up for 10 minutes with dynamic stretches. 2) Keep your heart rate in the 70–80 percent zone for most of the run. 3) Finish strong with a 30‑second sprint, then cool down. Stay focused, stay disciplined.
Thanks for the rundown, but I’ve got my own rhythm. I’ll try it, just keep it straightforward.