At present I just get up, get out and do it.
Do what I ask myself.π€
Cardio and strength.Basically in line with the NHS One You overall guidelines.
Is there any beneficial order.π€
I think the perceived rational is, if you are going to mix them up on the same day, better to do cardio first , followed by strength as that breaks down your muscle with use which has to repair.Same rational why, strength is a no no before your longer runs at a given stage of adaption,but perhaps not distances less than 10K/HM/etc.π€
I am going to try and stick with that simple rule.
In pursuing HIIT, interval sprinting either on discrete days or just mashed up with twice daily continuous sessions,I think I have found a crude test/monitor on the pulsefitness static bike programme.
This should perhaps help me confirm my own feelings of fatigue and modify workouts or approriately reset.
I just like to keep going each day, not thinking about it too much and providing recovery and sustainability are sweet, just keep going.
This science is lofty for this novice, but perhaps in time and with the use of google scholar,I will pursue such leads as, stimulus fatigue, general adaption syndrome,super compensation,readiness, c/ balance jump test.
I am building my 30 second sprint pace up and I am having to hold back at 13.5kph.
Sprinting benefits gives everything really just like low intensity running does.It comes with more risks and even as a novice I am aware of the need to balance the βproductβ of personal load with higher exertion of sprinting and the stress inflicted on the body.
Perhaps put another way, the number of sessions x the intensity of the session.
So far so good.It is an ongoing review.
We are all different, I get my pleasure from seeing a performance improvement and I am beginning to accept that.
I am going to stick around shorter distances for a while.I already know that a 3.5hour half marathon was enjoyable at my happy pace but that is a good shift.I also know that 8-9 km per day for 21 days is a good shift and many hours.
It has helped my body adapt and I have basically switched that stamina and endurance indoors to see if I can get any of the recognised benefits from sprinting.
Just out of interest I mentioned the MJP Dubai Fitness Manager I met, the photo is his avatar.π€
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