Not exact matches
Cardio (short
for «cardiovascular training») is a form of aerobic exercise (as opposed to
anaerobic,) and includes both «steady - state» activities — think running, biking or swimming at a steady pace — and high - intensity activity like HIIT training or Tabata
workouts (which can ALSO be done while you're running, biking or swimming, but also in other ways which I'll talk more in a bit...).
For anaerobic training you should use mostly
workouts like AMRAP, HIIT, Metabolic Circuit Training, etc..
For more information on aerobic and
anaerobic workouts, the relationship to food intake, and other factors, including stress, see The Big Book of Endurance Training and Racing.
Asked to analyze effectiveness of high intensity interval
workouts for the team, Professor Izumo found that 20 second bursts of high intensity exercise followed 10 seconds of rest (and repeated 8 times) can increase the
anaerobic capacity by 28 percent in athletes.
By early July, you can slowly raise your aerobic training during the remaining summer months again — without the stress of
anaerobic workouts or racing — before cutting back again in mid September
for more
anaerobic training and competition.
I would say that most / all would not reference training specific muscles fibers as the reason
for doing those
workouts — likely it would be explained in terms of VO2max, lactate threshold, running economy, aerobic, and
anaerobic.
If you want to build some leg turnover and put some snap back into your
workouts without going into the
anaerobic danger zone, here are some tips
for doing so safely:
While almost any type of
workout can boost EPOC to some degree,
workouts that are specifically designed to rely on the
anaerobic pathway
for energy have been proven to boost EPOC more than those relying on the aerobic pathway alone.
Exercise that places a greater demand on the
anaerobic energy pathways during the
workout can increase the need
for oxygen after the
workout, thereby enhancing the EPOC effect.
Yep, you'll be working WITHOUT REST
for the entire training session... switching back and forth between energy systems (aerobic and
anaerobic) constantly through the
workout.
Potatoes are loaded with valuable minerals and are fine to eat in moderation (at the right times)
for active people that
workout a lot to fuel
anaerobic high intensity training and muscle glycogen replenishment.
Our
workouts use high intensity «
anaerobic» conditioning which means your heart will work harder
for short periods of time.
So what you would use heart rate
for in those
anaerobic workouts is to manage your
workout so that you train at intensities that look like what the race is going to be.
Is my body using its energy primarily
for anaerobic uses because of the HIIT
workouts?
Interval
workouts can be sophisticated and structured specifically
for an athlete based upon
anaerobic threshold testing (AT) or they can be casual, unstructured bursts of speed added to any
workout as the athlete desires.