WussRedXLi
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Going to incorporate this...... more convenient than the hill SITs that i just started 10 days ago. Too bad only 5 weeks away from AHM and actually in reality just 3 more weeks of actual training.
Actually been exercising for the past 10-11 years with stairs climbing, just that wasn't consistent only. (sometimes 1 times a week, sometimes 2-3 times a week)....and not optimal coz quite a few times i'd just incorporate it after work while still in office attire, and last time i was in long sleeves, pants and leather shoes. Not like present lycra top, jeans, running shoes.
I guess is same thing, can do easy zone 2s and also stair fartleks.
Seems like it mimics plyometrics in a certain way too.
More than good enough for distance runners in the non-elite cat i guess.
https://www.polar.com/blog/stair-workouts-for-runners/
Actually been exercising for the past 10-11 years with stairs climbing, just that wasn't consistent only. (sometimes 1 times a week, sometimes 2-3 times a week)....and not optimal coz quite a few times i'd just incorporate it after work while still in office attire, and last time i was in long sleeves, pants and leather shoes. Not like present lycra top, jeans, running shoes.
I guess is same thing, can do easy zone 2s and also stair fartleks.
Seems like it mimics plyometrics in a certain way too.
More than good enough for distance runners in the non-elite cat i guess.
Stair workouts use a plyometric motion, which strengthens not only the leg muscles (and the smaller, often-underdeveloped stabilizer muscles), but provides a healthy dose of high-intensity cardio to test your lungs and heart.
https://www.polar.com/blog/stair-workouts-for-runners/
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