As true
aerobic training progresses, one will ultimately run or bike faster, for example, at the same heart rate because fat provides more fuel.
Not exact matches
The program offers a range of activities that can provide a moderate - intensity, all - round workout, including yoga, strength
training and
aerobics, also focusing on the three important principles of fitness: knowing your own physique,
training yourself and keeping track of your
progress.
Usually weight loss recommendations start with low - intensity
aerobics progressing to high - intensity
aerobics then interval
training.
To be on the safe side, I'd recommend that you see 3 months of
aerobic progress, and then keep a very good mixture of
aerobic exercise in your
training routine (I'd say at least 80 %).
Endurance athletes need to see 3 - 6 months of
aerobic progress — getting better at their MAF test — before they are ready to integrate strength
training.
However, you want to minimize or eliminate strength
training if you want to maximize your
aerobic progress.
The 3 races will slow down your
aerobic progress, but the period of
aerobic base
training in between races will help maximize your rest and recovery.
If your
aerobic base is
progressing slowly, and you're (say) a tennis player, then whatever stresses you're incurring are acceptable, relative to your
aerobic training.
I incorporated a lot of legs, core, and arms in my waves in varying planes of motion with varying grips, and I
progressed up to 40 minutes of ropes
training, which drastically improved my longer sets with the kettlebell, hence improvement in my
aerobic capacity, lactic threshold, and mental toughness.
Given the parameters laid out by the article, you would likely still make
aerobic progress while also providing strength gains, but
aerobic gains will be slower in the measure that you include anaerobic
training.