Sentences with phrase «sustain a running pace»
Unable to sustain a running pace of 9.5 km / h (6mph), on average it takes them more than 11 minutes to run / walk a mile.
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Rosicky has a nice burst of pace still, suprising for someone of his age but don't let that fool you, he has a burst of pace but not enough to sustain it in a run against a young pacey fullback.
Breaking the British half - marathon record hadn't been on Susan Tooby's radar when she toed the line at the 1988 Great North Run, but her training in the preceding months ensured she was capable of sustaining a blistering pace.
Base run: A run at your natural pace that you can sustain for a long time; meant to work on keeping your aerobic base and endurance.
Breath control and achieving maximum oxygen uptake are important skills, especially if you're a long - distance runner; they help you sustain your pace and performance during long runs.
Patient viewers have to work hard to engage with the film and sustain their interest as the steady pace continues, and the running time closes in on two hours
Despite its myriad of exceedingly generic qualities, I Know What You Did Last Summer generally manages to sustain the viewer's interest for the duration of its well - paced running time - with director Jim Gillespie's stylish visuals and the uniformly charismatic performances initially compensating for the storyline's almost pervasively familiar nature.