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The Beautiful Simplicity of Hill Sprints
Hard Up, Easy Down
If you have a stretch of road with as mall gradient, you have more than enough for a great hill sprints session."Fred's hill" was one of my most and least favourite parts of Clumber Park, just a few miles from my school back in the UK. We would "jog"there quite jovially as a team, the jokes perhaps distracting us from the hills prints we knew faced us on arrival.
The Power of Hill Sprints
It was simply a stretch of forest that took somewhere in the region of 40 seconds to cover and had a beautiful6-8% elevation. This hill was the perfect setting for our hill sprints workouts.
These hill sprints would not only build strength in our legs, but as my teachers would tell me each time, they would also build "character" and "strengthen the mind." I blindly believed them, as googling their theory wasn't an option in the 90s, and we had an insane level of trust.
I was promised that this type of hills prints training would deliver the results we wanted for the upcoming CrossCountry season or the fast-approaching athletics season. The results from previous seasons sat in the back of my mind, perhaps as a barter deal for what was coming in the next 30 minutes of hill sprints.
The Simple Rule of Hill Sprints
"Hard up, easy down" were the orders for our hill sprints - nothing else. There didn't need to be more.We knew what hard was, the coaches knew what hard was. Their request was simple, our compliance was expected.
30 years later, on our final day in Iten, we were treated to a similar approach. A couple of the best athletics coaches in the world, a few of the fastest humans in the world, Tom, Skinny, and I - all in a forest. We jogged gently to it, found a stretch of incline, and did our hill sprints - running hard up and easy down for 30-40 minutes with little being said, then ran home. They knew, and we knew, we got better.
April 2024, on a hill in Greece, justHolly and I, and the same act played out. I had never seen Holly so happy after a run before. So much so that when I suggested hill sprints a few weeks back, she was excited like a kid at Christmas. The same went for today.
The Beauty of Hill Sprints
Today it was just the two of us in person, but I felt like everyone was there! So many faces and runners flashed through my thoughts as we made our way up the incline "hard" and down it "easy," one hill sprint after another until we were done. The birds sang for us, the scents somehow wrapped themselves around us, the sun rose and filtered through the trees, there were even raindrops from time to time, creating momentary images of beauty.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes all you need is a stretch of road with a small gradient. It’ll provide a great hill sprints session and make you physically and mentally stronger.
FUN - Honesty - Simplicity - Smash Life - Mental Toughness - Hard Work
ENGINE
Mikkos Triangle testing week.
GYMNASTICS
This week, we're going upside down with handstand holds and handstand push-ups, testing balance, strength, and control. Then, we’ll lock in that overhead power with some strength work.
HYROX
This is a race simulation in which we will take on a full hyrax. It can be done individually or in a pair, and the run distance can be changed.
MOBILITY
The focus is the same, but it's on a different weekend. Unlock those hips so you can sit on the floor next IFTAR. The main focus will be lower flexibility and glute activation.
PURE STRENGTH
In Pure Strength this week, we are kicking off the week with some incline press work, followed by some volume on the press and pull, and finishing off the session with some arms. Wednesday, we are hitting a 20-rep max on the RDL before getting in some single-leg work and some core and pull accessory work.
WEIGHTLIFTING
This week in weightlifting, we are working on the spit jerk technique. This is the perfect session for those wanting to increase their confidence overhead. Make sure not to miss out.
Monday Ride
A ride dedicated to group riding skills and some fitness. Coach Rob Foster leads this ride, if you'd like to join email rf@innerfight.com
Start time: 05:59 am
Session Length: 1.5 hour
Location: The Loop Cafe, Bike DXB
Track Tuesday
Our weekly on track speed session! For any level of runner looking to build their run speed, threshold and Vo2max fitness and run with the best running community in Dubai.
Time: 05:59 am
Session Length: 1.5 hour
Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park
Friday - Coffee Run
Our weekly tempo run. This run is currently gearing run fitness towards the incoming half marathons. Sessions are built on an RPE scale and accessible to all levels of runner.
Brief time: 05:54 am
Start time: 05:59 am
Start Location: Common Grounds
Monday
Time: 5:59pm
Location: InnerFight
Session: Tempo
PM Session only: This evening we will be holding Tempo pace (7/10 RPE) for 4 mins blocks of work. Each block will have a 1 min recovery. 7x reps.
Tuesday
Time: 5:59am
Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park
Session: Track Tuesday
This is your chance to run fast with the wider IFE community and coaches. This week we will be running 1600m repeats that will gradually build in pace.
Wednesday
Time: 5:59am & 5:59pm
Location: InnerFight
Session: LRC Intervals
If you didn't run track, today we have some speed work for you today. We will be running broken 400s. Where the first 100m will be hard (9/10 effort) into a 300m float recovery. Aim for 8 - 12 x reps.
Friday
Time: 5:29am & 5:59am
Location: Common Grounds
Session: The Coffee Run
This week we will have bridge repeats for everyone. Helping you build some strength in your legs. There will be to start times, to cater for thsoe wanting to run a bit longer.
We are starting the week with some hinge-focused work. Power cleans into hang power cleans building over 6 sets before we continue with our Frong Stance Deadlifts; the workout will be heavy but fast and furious; do not be fooled by the lateral Jump!
Monday:
Strength:
A) Every 90secs x 6 - 1 Power Clean, 1 Hang Power Clean
B) Every 2mins x 5 - Frong Stance Deadlift
Conditioning:
For time
12-10-8-6-4-2 Deadlift
24-20-16-12-8-4 Lateral Jumps Over The Bar
Tuesday:
You have the chance to progress the pendlay rows before we go into some upper accessory work. A gymnastics
focused workout with wall walks and chest to bars are broken up with some assault bike efforts.
Strength:
A) Every 2mins x 4 - 8/8/6/6 Pendlay Rows
B) Every 3mins x 4 3-5 Strict Pull Ups & Zotman Curls
Conditioning:
AMRAP 16
18/15 cal Assault bike
8 c2b
3 wall walks
Wednesday:
Strongman Day, where we have a sandbag squat and
There will be a lunge complex and some hip extensions, followed by a partner workout for time, which will finish with an all-out effort on the ski erg.
Strength:
A) Every 3mins x 5 - 5 Sandbag Squats + 6 Alt Reverse Lunges
B) Every 90secs x 5 - 10 Weighted Hip Extensions
Conditioning:
In Pairs in a 15-minute window
2 rounds
40/30 cal ski
40 TTB
50 wall balls
Max distance ski in the remaining time
Thursday:
On Thursday, we will strict press heavy before hitting an AMRAP set. Then, we will do some interval work with running and dumbbells.
Strength:
A) Every 2 mins x 6 Strict press 3 3 2 2 1 + 90 sec amrap @ 75%
Conditioning:
2 Rounds:
5 min amrap
Pool Run
5 Man makers
rest 2 mins
5 min amrap
2 Laps car park run
20 Double DB hang snatch
rest 2 mins
Friday:
Friday, we finish the week with axel bar squats and Dumbell rows before diving into a team workout.
If you have a stretch of road with as mall gradient, you have more than enough for a great hill sprints session."Fred's hill" was one of my most and least favourite parts of Clumber Park, just a few miles from my school back in the UK. We would "jog"there quite jovially as a team, the jokes perhaps distracting us from the hills prints we knew faced us on arrival.
The Power of Hill Sprints
It was simply a stretch of forest that took somewhere in the region of 40 seconds to cover and had a beautiful6-8% elevation. This hill was the perfect setting for our hill sprints workouts.
These hill sprints would not only build strength in our legs, but as my teachers would tell me each time, they would also build "character" and "strengthen the mind." I blindly believed them, as googling their theory wasn't an option in the 90s, and we had an insane level of trust.
I was promised that this type of hills prints training would deliver the results we wanted for the upcoming CrossCountry season or the fast-approaching athletics season. The results from previous seasons sat in the back of my mind, perhaps as a barter deal for what was coming in the next 30 minutes of hill sprints.
The Simple Rule of Hill Sprints
"Hard up, easy down" were the orders for our hill sprints - nothing else. There didn't need to be more.We knew what hard was, the coaches knew what hard was. Their request was simple, our compliance was expected.
30 years later, on our final day in Iten, we were treated to a similar approach. A couple of the best athletics coaches in the world, a few of the fastest humans in the world, Tom, Skinny, and I - all in a forest. We jogged gently to it, found a stretch of incline, and did our hill sprints - running hard up and easy down for 30-40 minutes with little being said, then ran home. They knew, and we knew, we got better.
April 2024, on a hill in Greece, justHolly and I, and the same act played out. I had never seen Holly so happy after a run before. So much so that when I suggested hill sprints a few weeks back, she was excited like a kid at Christmas. The same went for today.
The Beauty of Hill Sprints
Today it was just the two of us in person, but I felt like everyone was there! So many faces and runners flashed through my thoughts as we made our way up the incline "hard" and down it "easy," one hill sprint after another until we were done. The birds sang for us, the scents somehow wrapped themselves around us, the sun rose and filtered through the trees, there were even raindrops from time to time, creating momentary images of beauty.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes all you need is a stretch of road with a small gradient. It’ll provide a great hill sprints session and make you physically and mentally stronger.
FUN - Honesty - Simplicity - Smash Life - Mental Toughness - Hard Work
Monday Ride
A ride dedicated to group riding skills and some fitness. Coach Rob Foster leads this ride, if you'd like to join email rf@innerfight.com
Start time: 05:59 am
Session Length: 1.5 hour
Location: The Loop Cafe, Bike DXB
Track Tuesday
Our weekly on track speed session! For any level of runner looking to build their run speed, threshold and Vo2max fitness and run with the best running community in Dubai.
Time: 05:59 am
Session Length: 1.5 hour
Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park
Friday - Coffee Run
Our weekly tempo run. This run is currently gearing run fitness towards the incoming half marathons. Sessions are built on an RPE scale and accessible to all levels of runner.
Brief time: 05:54 am
Start time: 05:59 am
Start Location: Common Grounds
Monday
Time: 5:59pm
Location: InnerFight
Session: Tempo
PM Session only: This evening we will be holding Tempo pace (7/10 RPE) for 4 mins blocks of work. Each block will have a 1 min recovery. 7x reps.
Tuesday
Time: 5:59am
Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park
Session: Track Tuesday
This is your chance to run fast with the wider IFE community and coaches. This week we will be running 1600m repeats that will gradually build in pace.
Wednesday
Time: 5:59am & 5:59pm
Location: InnerFight
Session: LRC Intervals
If you didn't run track, today we have some speed work for you today. We will be running broken 400s. Where the first 100m will be hard (9/10 effort) into a 300m float recovery. Aim for 8 - 12 x reps.
Friday
Time: 5:29am & 5:59am
Location: Common Grounds
Session: The Coffee Run
This week we will have bridge repeats for everyone. Helping you build some strength in your legs. There will be to start times, to cater for thsoe wanting to run a bit longer.
We are starting the week with some hinge-focused work. Power cleans into hang power cleans building over 6 sets before we continue with our Frong Stance Deadlifts; the workout will be heavy but fast and furious; do not be fooled by the lateral Jump!
Monday:
Strength:
A) Every 90secs x 6 - 1 Power Clean, 1 Hang Power Clean
B) Every 2mins x 5 - Frong Stance Deadlift
Conditioning:
For time
12-10-8-6-4-2 Deadlift
24-20-16-12-8-4 Lateral Jumps Over The Bar
Tuesday:
You have the chance to progress the pendlay rows before we go into some upper accessory work. A gymnastics
focused workout with wall walks and chest to bars are broken up with some assault bike efforts.
Strength:
A) Every 2mins x 4 - 8/8/6/6 Pendlay Rows
B) Every 3mins x 4 3-5 Strict Pull Ups & Zotman Curls
Conditioning:
AMRAP 16
18/15 cal Assault bike
8 c2b
3 wall walks
Wednesday:
Strongman Day, where we have a sandbag squat and
There will be a lunge complex and some hip extensions, followed by a partner workout for time, which will finish with an all-out effort on the ski erg.
Strength:
A) Every 3mins x 5 - 5 Sandbag Squats + 6 Alt Reverse Lunges
B) Every 90secs x 5 - 10 Weighted Hip Extensions
Conditioning:
In Pairs in a 15-minute window
2 rounds
40/30 cal ski
40 TTB
50 wall balls
Max distance ski in the remaining time
Thursday:
On Thursday, we will strict press heavy before hitting an AMRAP set. Then, we will do some interval work with running and dumbbells.
Strength:
A) Every 2 mins x 6 Strict press 3 3 2 2 1 + 90 sec amrap @ 75%
Conditioning:
2 Rounds:
5 min amrap
Pool Run
5 Man makers
rest 2 mins
5 min amrap
2 Laps car park run
20 Double DB hang snatch
rest 2 mins
Friday:
Friday, we finish the week with axel bar squats and Dumbell rows before diving into a team workout.
ENGINE
Mikkos Triangle testing week.
GYMNASTICS
This week, we're going upside down with handstand holds and handstand push-ups, testing balance, strength, and control. Then, we’ll lock in that overhead power with some strength work.
HYROX
This is a race simulation in which we will take on a full hyrax. It can be done individually or in a pair, and the run distance can be changed.
MOBILITY
The focus is the same, but it's on a different weekend. Unlock those hips so you can sit on the floor next IFTAR. The main focus will be lower flexibility and glute activation.
PURE STRENGTH
In Pure Strength this week, we are kicking off the week with some incline press work, followed by some volume on the press and pull, and finishing off the session with some arms. Wednesday, we are hitting a 20-rep max on the RDL before getting in some single-leg work and some core and pull accessory work.
WEIGHTLIFTING
This week in weightlifting, we are working on the spit jerk technique. This is the perfect session for those wanting to increase their confidence overhead. Make sure not to miss out.
If you have a stretch of road with as mall gradient, you have more than enough for a great hill sprints session."Fred's hill" was one of my most and least favourite parts of Clumber Park, just a few miles from my school back in the UK. We would "jog"there quite jovially as a team, the jokes perhaps distracting us from the hills prints we knew faced us on arrival.
The Power of Hill Sprints
It was simply a stretch of forest that took somewhere in the region of 40 seconds to cover and had a beautiful6-8% elevation. This hill was the perfect setting for our hill sprints workouts.
These hill sprints would not only build strength in our legs, but as my teachers would tell me each time, they would also build "character" and "strengthen the mind." I blindly believed them, as googling their theory wasn't an option in the 90s, and we had an insane level of trust.
I was promised that this type of hills prints training would deliver the results we wanted for the upcoming CrossCountry season or the fast-approaching athletics season. The results from previous seasons sat in the back of my mind, perhaps as a barter deal for what was coming in the next 30 minutes of hill sprints.
The Simple Rule of Hill Sprints
"Hard up, easy down" were the orders for our hill sprints - nothing else. There didn't need to be more.We knew what hard was, the coaches knew what hard was. Their request was simple, our compliance was expected.
30 years later, on our final day in Iten, we were treated to a similar approach. A couple of the best athletics coaches in the world, a few of the fastest humans in the world, Tom, Skinny, and I - all in a forest. We jogged gently to it, found a stretch of incline, and did our hill sprints - running hard up and easy down for 30-40 minutes with little being said, then ran home. They knew, and we knew, we got better.
April 2024, on a hill in Greece, justHolly and I, and the same act played out. I had never seen Holly so happy after a run before. So much so that when I suggested hill sprints a few weeks back, she was excited like a kid at Christmas. The same went for today.
The Beauty of Hill Sprints
Today it was just the two of us in person, but I felt like everyone was there! So many faces and runners flashed through my thoughts as we made our way up the incline "hard" and down it "easy," one hill sprint after another until we were done. The birds sang for us, the scents somehow wrapped themselves around us, the sun rose and filtered through the trees, there were even raindrops from time to time, creating momentary images of beauty.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes all you need is a stretch of road with a small gradient. It’ll provide a great hill sprints session and make you physically and mentally stronger.
FUN - Honesty - Simplicity - Smash Life - Mental Toughness - Hard Work
Monday
Time: 5:59pm
Location: InnerFight
Session: Tempo
PM Session only: This evening we will be holding Tempo pace (7/10 RPE) for 4 mins blocks of work. Each block will have a 1 min recovery. 7x reps.
Tuesday
Time: 5:59am
Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park
Session: Track Tuesday
This is your chance to run fast with the wider IFE community and coaches. This week we will be running 1600m repeats that will gradually build in pace.
Wednesday
Time: 5:59am & 5:59pm
Location: InnerFight
Session: LRC Intervals
If you didn't run track, today we have some speed work for you today. We will be running broken 400s. Where the first 100m will be hard (9/10 effort) into a 300m float recovery. Aim for 8 - 12 x reps.
Friday
Time: 5:29am & 5:59am
Location: Common Grounds
Session: The Coffee Run
This week we will have bridge repeats for everyone. Helping you build some strength in your legs. There will be to start times, to cater for thsoe wanting to run a bit longer.
We are starting the week with some hinge-focused work. Power cleans into hang power cleans building over 6 sets before we continue with our Frong Stance Deadlifts; the workout will be heavy but fast and furious; do not be fooled by the lateral Jump!
Monday:
Strength:
A) Every 90secs x 6 - 1 Power Clean, 1 Hang Power Clean
B) Every 2mins x 5 - Frong Stance Deadlift
Conditioning:
For time
12-10-8-6-4-2 Deadlift
24-20-16-12-8-4 Lateral Jumps Over The Bar
Tuesday:
You have the chance to progress the pendlay rows before we go into some upper accessory work. A gymnastics
focused workout with wall walks and chest to bars are broken up with some assault bike efforts.
Strength:
A) Every 2mins x 4 - 8/8/6/6 Pendlay Rows
B) Every 3mins x 4 3-5 Strict Pull Ups & Zotman Curls
Conditioning:
AMRAP 16
18/15 cal Assault bike
8 c2b
3 wall walks
Wednesday:
Strongman Day, where we have a sandbag squat and
There will be a lunge complex and some hip extensions, followed by a partner workout for time, which will finish with an all-out effort on the ski erg.
Strength:
A) Every 3mins x 5 - 5 Sandbag Squats + 6 Alt Reverse Lunges
B) Every 90secs x 5 - 10 Weighted Hip Extensions
Conditioning:
In Pairs in a 15-minute window
2 rounds
40/30 cal ski
40 TTB
50 wall balls
Max distance ski in the remaining time
Thursday:
On Thursday, we will strict press heavy before hitting an AMRAP set. Then, we will do some interval work with running and dumbbells.
Strength:
A) Every 2 mins x 6 Strict press 3 3 2 2 1 + 90 sec amrap @ 75%
Conditioning:
2 Rounds:
5 min amrap
Pool Run
5 Man makers
rest 2 mins
5 min amrap
2 Laps car park run
20 Double DB hang snatch
rest 2 mins
Friday:
Friday, we finish the week with axel bar squats and Dumbell rows before diving into a team workout.
ENGINE
Mikkos Triangle testing week.
GYMNASTICS
This week, we're going upside down with handstand holds and handstand push-ups, testing balance, strength, and control. Then, we’ll lock in that overhead power with some strength work.
HYROX
This is a race simulation in which we will take on a full hyrax. It can be done individually or in a pair, and the run distance can be changed.
MOBILITY
The focus is the same, but it's on a different weekend. Unlock those hips so you can sit on the floor next IFTAR. The main focus will be lower flexibility and glute activation.
PURE STRENGTH
In Pure Strength this week, we are kicking off the week with some incline press work, followed by some volume on the press and pull, and finishing off the session with some arms. Wednesday, we are hitting a 20-rep max on the RDL before getting in some single-leg work and some core and pull accessory work.
WEIGHTLIFTING
This week in weightlifting, we are working on the spit jerk technique. This is the perfect session for those wanting to increase their confidence overhead. Make sure not to miss out.
Monday Ride
A ride dedicated to group riding skills and some fitness. Coach Rob Foster leads this ride, if you'd like to join email rf@innerfight.com
Start time: 05:59 am
Session Length: 1.5 hour
Location: The Loop Cafe, Bike DXB
Track Tuesday
Our weekly on track speed session! For any level of runner looking to build their run speed, threshold and Vo2max fitness and run with the best running community in Dubai.
Time: 05:59 am
Session Length: 1.5 hour
Location: Dubai Sports City Sports Park
Friday - Coffee Run
Our weekly tempo run. This run is currently gearing run fitness towards the incoming half marathons. Sessions are built on an RPE scale and accessible to all levels of runner.
Brief time: 05:54 am
Start time: 05:59 am
Start Location: Common Grounds
If you have a stretch of road with as mall gradient, you have more than enough for a great hill sprints session."Fred's hill" was one of my most and least favourite parts of Clumber Park, just a few miles from my school back in the UK. We would "jog"there quite jovially as a team, the jokes perhaps distracting us from the hills prints we knew faced us on arrival.
The Power of Hill Sprints
It was simply a stretch of forest that took somewhere in the region of 40 seconds to cover and had a beautiful6-8% elevation. This hill was the perfect setting for our hill sprints workouts.
These hill sprints would not only build strength in our legs, but as my teachers would tell me each time, they would also build "character" and "strengthen the mind." I blindly believed them, as googling their theory wasn't an option in the 90s, and we had an insane level of trust.
I was promised that this type of hills prints training would deliver the results we wanted for the upcoming CrossCountry season or the fast-approaching athletics season. The results from previous seasons sat in the back of my mind, perhaps as a barter deal for what was coming in the next 30 minutes of hill sprints.
The Simple Rule of Hill Sprints
"Hard up, easy down" were the orders for our hill sprints - nothing else. There didn't need to be more.We knew what hard was, the coaches knew what hard was. Their request was simple, our compliance was expected.
30 years later, on our final day in Iten, we were treated to a similar approach. A couple of the best athletics coaches in the world, a few of the fastest humans in the world, Tom, Skinny, and I - all in a forest. We jogged gently to it, found a stretch of incline, and did our hill sprints - running hard up and easy down for 30-40 minutes with little being said, then ran home. They knew, and we knew, we got better.
April 2024, on a hill in Greece, justHolly and I, and the same act played out. I had never seen Holly so happy after a run before. So much so that when I suggested hill sprints a few weeks back, she was excited like a kid at Christmas. The same went for today.
The Beauty of Hill Sprints
Today it was just the two of us in person, but I felt like everyone was there! So many faces and runners flashed through my thoughts as we made our way up the incline "hard" and down it "easy," one hill sprint after another until we were done. The birds sang for us, the scents somehow wrapped themselves around us, the sun rose and filtered through the trees, there were even raindrops from time to time, creating momentary images of beauty.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes all you need is a stretch of road with a small gradient. It’ll provide a great hill sprints session and make you physically and mentally stronger.
FUN - Honesty - Simplicity - Smash Life - Mental Toughness - Hard Work
If you have a stretch of road with as mall gradient, you have more than enough for a great hill sprints session."Fred's hill" was one of my most and least favourite parts of Clumber Park, just a few miles from my school back in the UK. We would "jog"there quite jovially as a team, the jokes perhaps distracting us from the hills prints we knew faced us on arrival.
The Power of Hill Sprints
It was simply a stretch of forest that took somewhere in the region of 40 seconds to cover and had a beautiful6-8% elevation. This hill was the perfect setting for our hill sprints workouts.
These hill sprints would not only build strength in our legs, but as my teachers would tell me each time, they would also build "character" and "strengthen the mind." I blindly believed them, as googling their theory wasn't an option in the 90s, and we had an insane level of trust.
I was promised that this type of hills prints training would deliver the results we wanted for the upcoming CrossCountry season or the fast-approaching athletics season. The results from previous seasons sat in the back of my mind, perhaps as a barter deal for what was coming in the next 30 minutes of hill sprints.
The Simple Rule of Hill Sprints
"Hard up, easy down" were the orders for our hill sprints - nothing else. There didn't need to be more.We knew what hard was, the coaches knew what hard was. Their request was simple, our compliance was expected.
30 years later, on our final day in Iten, we were treated to a similar approach. A couple of the best athletics coaches in the world, a few of the fastest humans in the world, Tom, Skinny, and I - all in a forest. We jogged gently to it, found a stretch of incline, and did our hill sprints - running hard up and easy down for 30-40 minutes with little being said, then ran home. They knew, and we knew, we got better.
April 2024, on a hill in Greece, justHolly and I, and the same act played out. I had never seen Holly so happy after a run before. So much so that when I suggested hill sprints a few weeks back, she was excited like a kid at Christmas. The same went for today.
The Beauty of Hill Sprints
Today it was just the two of us in person, but I felt like everyone was there! So many faces and runners flashed through my thoughts as we made our way up the incline "hard" and down it "easy," one hill sprint after another until we were done. The birds sang for us, the scents somehow wrapped themselves around us, the sun rose and filtered through the trees, there were even raindrops from time to time, creating momentary images of beauty.
Final Thoughts
Sometimes all you need is a stretch of road with a small gradient. It’ll provide a great hill sprints session and make you physically and mentally stronger.
FUN - Honesty - Simplicity - Smash Life - Mental Toughness - Hard Work
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