THIS Is What a Sub 20 Minute 5k Looks Like

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Publicado 2023-05-22
Ever wondered what a sub 20 minute 5k should look/feel like? Or not sure how to pace the perfect race? Well Andy is here to help!

Watch as he talks you through how to run a sub 20 minute 5k, but don’t worry there are tips in here to help you get any 5k target goal.

↓↓ What is your current 5k goal? Let us know in the comments! ↓↓

What’s in this video?
00:00 The 5km begins
01:04 Pacing
02:14 Breathing
04:09 Form
06:20 Heart rate
10:35 Focus
13:18 Visualise your training

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Todos los comentarios (21)
  • This is my 'dream' pace, and you're running it while having a nice chat along the way. Well done Andy.
  • @thomasm5714
    Did my first 20 minute 5K yesterday. On a road bike.
  • Just did my first ever 5k under 30 minutes (PB 29:58 😊) yesterday and this motivated me to go push myself even furthe
  • 3.35 min/km he's running at the start but advises mekons like us not to "start off too fast". BEAST!
  • @thezanycat
    You look so casual and relaxed at this pace, almost like you're gliding. Whenever I try running <4:00/km I feel like I'm absolutely sprinting.
  • Today, by sheer coincidence, I just did a "Sprint" Garmin daily suggested workout where the target pace for 10 seconds was 3:40/km , which is basically the pace that you casually (as you kept talking) maintained for nearly 19 minutes. Videos like this are both (mostly) motivating and slightly depressing at the same time!
  • @clareb5684
    Andy you make it look so easy! Impressive pace and heart rate considering you were talking too!
  • @stevenlennie
    Completed my first sub-20 ParkRun on Saturday at Holyrood. Didn’t expect it but things just fell in to place and felt amazing as I went round. Delighted
  • @enonek2960
    I'm always amazed at how effortless faster runners blow by me when I was racing 5Ks, and 10Ks. You made that 18:36 seem so easy chatting the whole time. Unreal!🔥
  • @paulclark5319
    Took this advice this morning and got my 19:57 at parkrun this morning 3 second PB sub 20 big shout out to Andy!
  • This is the most practical and useful running video I have ever seen - thanks for posting. I'm turning 56 in a week and have a 21:05 as my best 5k time to date. I have just started a structured run block and am working on strength in the gym 2x per week. Hopefully I can get under 20 minutes before age catches up with me!
  • @wunderlichdrive
    The frontal view makes the tempo look so slow! But, it is impressive that you can talk so smoothly at that pace. When I did a sub 20 5k, I remember how painful it was after 3k and that the last 200 meters were pure torture.
  • @marykalter13
    My heart rate goes to 150+ bpm after like thirty seconds of running at any pace even close to this. Even when I'm at my fittest!! Granted I do have asthma which I have to push through and that certainly adds to my heart rate, but needless to say Andy is so impressive not only being able to run this fast for an extended time with his heart rate in this zone, but also talk coherently while doing it!
  • @raoufannab
    Andy you're such a GOAT, at 3:30/km and you're having a breezy conversation is surely an advanced fitness level, we need a video on this please because I struggle to lower my heart rate below 170 even while giving a 6-7 effort
  • @ScrappyCoCo0
    I'm not near a sub-20 yet, but I am progressing every week. When I started I was running 6:00/km at a 180 heart rate, and now half a year later my normal pace is 5:30/km at 160 heart rate. And I could only last 3-5km compared to the easy 10km now 😊. Just gotta keep on going
  • @user-ds2rh3bw2u
    He runs it at a pace I could never achieve but makes it look like my running pace! How does he make look so easy!??!
  • Big thank you for this, Andy. I’ve been chasing a sub 20 for four years and finally bagged it at a race last night. Watching this was a massive help and I’m super excited to see where I can get to now! 🎉
  • @keithbowden4248
    That is an excellent "tutorial" on how to progress oneself through the 5K. Practical, relevant, meaningful and relatable, thank you. Not just the typical statement you can see on the internet of you need to do 4 mins per km to achieve sub 20... You make it look so so easy 😃
  • @AstroBackyard
    Running my first 10K race tomorrow! This is incredibly helpful :)