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Stamina
Posted: Wed 14 Jan, 2009 7:14 pm
by RMC
to build up my cardiovascular stamina, am i better to start off with longer slower paced runs? then once i can say run 3-4 miles start to try and run them more quicker? or is it sprints that build up stamina??
Posted: Wed 14 Jan, 2009 7:22 pm
by maunder123
stamina is working at something constantly, so a steady paced jog for a long time, build up your speed as you get better or longer runs, or you wont progress
id say slightly longer/slightly quicker for the best of both worlds
Posted: Wed 14 Jan, 2009 10:19 pm
by Stokey_14
Why not do both? No need to do one type of training, after all variate is the spice of life
Good to keep the body adapting to new stimulus be it hill sprinting, interval running, swimming, LSD running, boxing.... the list really is endless.
Stokey
Posted: Wed 14 Jan, 2009 11:21 pm
by maunder123
Lsd running ayye im sure ull get pulled on a blood test
haha joking
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 7:45 pm
by AJtothemax
LSD Running: Long Slow Distance.
It's like you running with a mate and just having a chat as you run at a comfortable pace.
It's ok to do that every so often so you don't wear your body down if you are training hard.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 8:04 pm
by maunder123
ayy i do so called LSD's to school and back
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 11:35 pm
by Stokey_14
AJtothemax wrote:LSD Running: Long Slow Distance.
It's like you running with a mate and just having a chat as you run at a comfortable pace.
It's ok to do that every so often so you don't wear your body down if you are training hard.
I'm with you on that AJ, It is good as recovery method... Slap my I-pod on and shadow box whilst jogging at 6 in the morning pretending to be Mike Tyson is a favorite pass time of mine
To much will have a negative affect mind, I believe that if you train slow you will be slow (obviously not desirable) and it can be quite repetitive on the joints but thats only if you go over the top with it... same with most things i suppose.
Stokey