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PostSubject: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyThu Jul 28, 2016 8:27 pm
whats your thoughts on training y/birds
i myself start off at around 2 miles for about a week then move on to about 11 mile next week however i pick my days has to be clear once i have done this then i will train at about 18 to 30 mile then i feel they are ready for racing
just currious on other peoples methods
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyThu Jul 28, 2016 8:32 pm
that's all I do normally, take them a couple of miles down the road near the tip......I know they will have ranged further but to me it just gives them a bit of experience of coming out of the basket and coming home....when they have been there3 or 4 times I take them to around 7 miles further down the road a few times, then on to pontifract race course which is approx. 12 - 15 miles from me as many times as I can before the first race from Newark 56 miles.

I cant take them any further my self, and theres rarely any club training so I just do what I can and make do with a load of 15 milers.
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyThu Jul 28, 2016 8:39 pm
i do 3 at 5 miles 4 at 12 miles and 5 at 22 miles then into first race i have to rely on the mrs to take me so i dont push it Razz
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyThu Jul 28, 2016 9:00 pm
I do 4 at 15 miles then in to race make them use there heads . Dont underestimate  them cheers
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Everyone seems to do a roundabout the same thing
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyThu Jul 28, 2016 11:14 pm
I start off with 3 at 17 miles then I alternate it between 20, 25 and 30.
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyFri Jul 29, 2016 12:29 am
David wrote:
that's all I do normally, take them a couple of miles down the road near the tip......I know they will have ranged further but to me it just gives them a bit of experience of coming out of the basket and coming home....when they have been there3 or 4 times I take them to around 7 miles further down the road a few times, then on to pontifract race course which is approx. 12 - 15 miles from me as many times as I can before the first race from Newark 56 miles.

I cant take them any further my self, and theres rarely any club training so I just do what I can and make do with a load of 15 milers.

Sensible post David Smile Smile I believe "I do what I can do". Total waste of time having a system in place, that puts pressure on the other parts of our life as such from my perspective & the birds soon learn to adapt if they have a brain in there head Wink Wink. cheers
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyFri Jul 29, 2016 4:23 pm
No training for me today rain rain and more rain
They will have to go to race tomorrow ready or not Basketball
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyFri Jul 29, 2016 6:08 pm
ours had a 12 miler today off to the race tomorrow night sending 10 ybs
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PostSubject: Re: re young bird training   re young bird training EmptyFri Jul 29, 2016 9:41 pm
Start mine at 3mls a couple of times then around 7mls then 12mls up to 20mls move them on when they come straight home
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