I found this great article
by Navy Seal and Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Stew Smith
at Military.com replete with
exercise routine scheduling tips and charts to not only improve your health but
specifically working towards a shaving time off your PFT mile. Written in response to an Army Officer
this article is good information for all of us.
An Army Officer emailed me with a goal of dropping two minutes off his mile run pace. This is not a tough goal to achieve if you are presently running a 10:00 mile and have a goal of 8:00 mile pace. However, as you can imagine, it gets much tougher going from 8:00 mile pace to 6:00 mile pace or faster. But the 10:00 to 8:00 pace can actually be done in less than a few months as long as you are not new to running.
If you are a beginner, you should always ramp up distance, pace, and intensity over a six to eight week period as described in the charts
© 2007-2012 CoTradeCo, Coachella Valley Packaging, & Coachella Valley Trading Company
are part of the Shorebird Corporation
Community content is all rights reserved © by the contibutor of that content granting
CoTradeCo some limited non-exclusive usage rights, see our policies.