In this model,
middle intensity work (like rugby training or matches) should be avoided for the majority of the programme because it has the double edged drawback of not being intense enough to optimally develop strength, speed or power, but too intense to facilitate recovery and adaptation.
Not exact matches
The team
works with beehive
intensity as an alt - rock sound track blares from a dusty boom box in the
middle of the room.
Another tactic to regulate
intensity would involve carefully timing interventions so that there is low
intensity at the beginning and ending of each session, with the highest
intensity work occurring in the
middle.