Two energy systems, one week, limited recovery.
10K training asks for tempo work, some faster running, and a long run — every week, alongside your life. Stack them too close together and the quality sessions stop being quality. Space them right and the whole week works. That sequencing is exactly what falls apart when real life moves a run.
- A moved workout changes what the next two days should look like.
- Easy days between quality sessions are load-bearing, not filler.
- The long run still matters at 10K — it is what makes the last 3K hold together.