Not exact matches
The muscle
training part
of exercise is
just as important as the
aerobic part.
Or do you think a period (say, a month)
of just aerobic training before moving into the more advanced bi-weekly mesocycles would be beneficial?
But for those patient enough to do
just that, once the
aerobic engine is built the speedwork will have a profound positive effect their fitness and allow for a longer - lasting improvement in performance than for those who blast away from the first day
of training each year.
Thanks for the info, I found 2 weeks ago, that I have a hard time
of burning fats... versus carbs during
training or maybe something else was going on (there was has been a change in my workouts from morning to evening too)... but I started eating 75g or so
of carbs at night (with same
training intensity,, mostly
aerobic with 2 days
of «speed») the following week my energy levels were back to normal... not sure I do so well in ketogenic state or perhaps I wasn't as balanced as I should have been (carb, protein, fat) or my body
just isn't acclimitized to those things yet (ketosis)... working on it though...
-- Work all ranges
of the
aerobic muscle fibres, I often go for a walk after a run or ride to
just keep moving slowly — Trail solo or with small groups
of friends that get what you are doing or you all have a central point to meet back at so you can adjust pace / speed to keep your own HR within the ranges you need to
train at — Only take from your body what it is willing to give you on any given day and be content with that.
The key to the study subjects» dramatic heart health improvement wasn't
just aerobic exercise, but
aerobic exercise that incorporates interval
training — short bursts
of high intensity with short rests in between.
But also
just like the max HR formula, it seems for individuals there should be a more precise way to find your
aerobic threshold to maximize your
training,
just like their are more precise methods for finding your max HR to maximize any
training based on percents
of max HR.
Their research study, called the Tabata Protocol, published in the journal Medicine and Science in Sports & Exercise in 1996 concluded that
just four minutes
of high intensity Tabata interval
training did more to increase
aerobic and anaerobic capacity than did an hour
of steady state cardio exercise.
I am
just 4 pounds away from that goal and have lost about 3/4
of a pound a week on 1700 calories a day with a moderate exercise program
of 30 minutes a day rotating between low impact
aerobics, strength
training and yoga / flexibility
training.
Frankly I am stuck but a bit gun shy about
just starting some HIIT because I wonder if I am not doing enough
aerobic training because some things say a minimum
of 6 hours a week is necesary.
We've got Gym HIIT, which is
just standard bodyweight resistance
training activities mixed in with some
aerobic exercise; we have Hip - hop HIIT, which is a bit
of a mouthful, but that's utilising hip - hop dance moves for those that might be interested in that style
of exercise.
A combination
of training exercises, more physical,
aerobic exercise for her in the mornings and in the evenings (
just an increase
of 15 minutes a day), made easier by the fact that she loved to play fetch, occasional «playdates» at a neighbor's house and fenced yard (with a dog she liked and played well with) and «indoor sports» that challenged her mentally helped bring her behavior not only back to normal, but to Better.