Perhaps in line with what you say, eating more often with smaller meals, doing anaerobic
instead of aerobic training along with strength training utilising compound movements which triggers a neuro endocrine response is the way to go.
Not exact matches
Primal Endurance applies an all - encompassing approach to endurance
training that includes primal - aligned eating to escape carbohydrate dependency and enhance fat metabolism, building an
aerobic base with comfortably paced workouts, strategically introducing high intensity strength and sprint workouts, emphasizing rest, recovery, and an annual periodization, and finally cultivating an intuitive approach to
training instead of the usual robotic approach
of fixed weekly workout schedules.
Instead, for the triathlete who wants to avoid the skinny - fat look and get an amazing, muscular body, the
training plan should incorporate strategically targeted high - intensity bursts
of energy, a moderate amount
of slightly longer «tempo» work, and finally, a low amount
of long
aerobic training...
But if one
trained even 1 - 3 bpm below the MAF heart rate (to avoid even the possibility
of exceeding the ceiling), then F&H chart says you'd no longer be in
aerobic training zone, but
instead would have entered fitness / fat burn zone.
Once you're ready to incorporate a bit
of HIT, I encourage you to adopt an entirely new mindset:
instead of thinking
of HIT as «using up your energy,» do it until you feel stimulated but well - away from fatigue, and then do 2 - 3 days
of aerobic training to make sure that you're back to baseline before another anaerobic workout.