In this conversation, Rod and Chris discuss the topic of track speed for distance runners. They advise against flying thirties for non-sprinters and emphasize the importance of understanding the different types of speed for different events. They recommend starting with progressive 60-meter runs to build speed and gradually increase the distance.
They discuss the importance of warm-ups and drills in preparing the body for track running. They touch on tapering, which they plan to discuss in more detail in a future conversation.
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