To improve your aerobic capacity<span>, complete 20-30mins of work at </span>your<span> 3-5km race pace broken down into intervals, with 50-80% of the interval time added as recovery. For example, a runner with a 5km PB of 25mins could run 6 x 1km repeats, aiming to run each in just under 5mins, with 2:30mins recovery.</span>
This is a false statement. The "<span>fulcrum" is the 3rd class no the ankle.
Hope this helps!</span>
I think Greg needs to start small than go bigger on the excersise .
He shouldn't rush on the process and he should be careful.Take everything slow.
He should work hard but not to the point where he gets hurt again or more.
Remind him to stretch before he does
Excersising.
He should run shorter distances and than later increase the number of miles or laps he is running .
I hope I helped I am not really a athletic person though
The main answer would be C, it could be a depending on how intense your workout is
The best way is to just relax and try to act naturally. Just be calm and try to make it a bit funny to hide fear. :)
