Not exact matches
Because your
aerobic base can do that, then it doesn't have to rely very
much on the anaerobic system when you're talking about low or moderate efforts, such as working, moving around, yardwork, etc..
The body was never meant to exercise that
much, that intensely, without a very powerful
aerobic base beneath it.
50 + years ago the average lifestyle was very different to what Americans and western Europeans experience now — previously we used walk places, used work doing hard manual labour and be on out feet
much of the day, this would have given us quite a different
aerobic base to build from.
Pretty
much if you have plantar fasciitis you are under more stress than you can handle — whether that be from overtraining (too
much anaerobic activity, or lack of an
aerobic base), working too hard, dietary stress (too
much sugar, not enough protein or nutrient - dense foods), emotional stress, or other physical trauma / stress — ANYWHERE in the body, not just in the foot.
My point is that your
aerobic base gains will be a product of how
much more you are
aerobic training than before.
You now have
much greater and more robust
aerobic base system giving you
much greater capacity for intensity and volume.
So, any downturn in your
aerobic speed (at a heart rate below your
aerobic threshold) is a direct indicator that your
aerobic base is either fatigued or in decline, meaning that your body is at the moment that
much less capable of absorbing the stresses of high - intensity training.
But for an ultramarathon, you do want to become more fat adapted, so tailoring your diet to something that looks a lot more like the TWT will help you bring that
aerobic base to a
much higher level.
Having developed a strong skill
base and
aerobic base, your strength training will «take»
much more quickly and readily.
Once the
base training phase is accomplished then the athlete can begin to push higher weights for greater reps but always using a LSW prior to prime the muscles for using as
much aerobic capacity as possible.
In other words, building an
aerobic base by swimming probably doesn't help your
aerobic base for running all that
much?