WussRedXLi
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Hakone coming next month, anyone have lobang for live streaming, please share. Quite exciting even though comment is in japanese.
The science behind it is conflicting. But folks like kipchoge and olympic athletes do it (some cryo stuff).
I think those with no co-morbidities shd be fine.
But must have someone to be around for safety. Some people just stun and couldnt get up.
Cold shock syndrome
This isn't true lah. In endurance running, the best predictor of performance is different for different distances. VO2max is the strongest predictor for performance for 3k and 5k races, velocity at LT2 for 10km and half marathon, while running economy for the marathon. Running economy is a useless predictor for performance for distances below half-marathon intensity becoz RE's measurement is done at a range of sub-max velocities below LT2. The same principle is applied to road cycling also.Not an expert but in cycling it probably is more important than in running (possibly running economy the most impt in running, unless VO2max is so low that it becomes the limiting factor among the 3 factorsof lactate, RE and VO2max).
those led arm band should be enough right?
This isn't true lah. In endurance running, the best predictor of performance is different for different distances. VO2max is the strongest predictor for performance for 3k and 5k races, velocity at LT2 for 10km and half marathon, while running economy for the marathon. Running economy is a useless predictor for performance for distances below half-marathon intensity becoz RE's measurement is done at a range of sub-max velocities below LT2. The same principle is applied to road cycling also.
This isn't true lah. In endurance running, the best predictor of performance is different for different distances. VO2max is the strongest predictor for performance for 3k and 5k races, velocity at LT2 for 10km and half marathon, while running economy for the marathon. Running economy is a useless predictor for performance for distances below half-marathon intensity becoz RE's measurement is done at a range of sub-max velocities below LT2. The same principle is applied to road cycling also.
When covid p2 time, i started racewalking + SIT, then after that no more of this very slight pulling pain.
ps. Ever since covid started, my diet has been pretty clean. In fact normal people would say i am overdoing it, but seriously i dont think so la.......i'd rather think the other way round is true, normal diets here in SG are mostly just "inedible" one.
My wife's health / weight and fitness also improved super heckloads via diet clean-up and brisk walking. (watch VO2max now 39 iirc the last i checked). Simply coz she came from a totally non-existent fitness (climb overhead bridge also nearly cannot, rather she'd walk 300m to traffic light or sometimes take bus for 1-2 bus stops, sometimes leading to quarrels coz the others need to wait for her).
^^^^
but tbh, i know quite a few colleagues need to take bus coz MRT from my coy is 550m away. Is not uncommon i think.
You have to understand the purpose of each training metric in relation to the running goal.Wah I think i gotta look it up on google, the scientific papers. I just came across vids on youtube but i guess it might just be over generalizing things or it's mean for long distance running or something, not an expert in this vo2max, LT and RE relationship.
But good to know that vo2max is still not totally useless, coz i'd come across many statements like that, but you know, i prob still don't 100% fully understand such metrics.
Great timing nonethelessMorleng...... in the mood, so decided to try a fast 5k. In the end felt a bit pung chek by halfway mark (lactate burn was bad coz of the riding i done past 2 days the raw power output not there) but i think can push a bit and sprinted.
PB for 3K by 11 seconds, previous 11.38 now 11.27. Anyway it is not track so not sure about exact accuracy. But just take it la. for recreation only.
Wanted to continue to 5K but already redlined a bit, so didnt bother.
Anyway started to drizzle too. Rushed back on the bike, NB now stopped. Think makan first and see if wanna continue recovery ride.
Actually last evening/night also, rained a bit and then stopped, twice. Once i was halfway back from MBS liao then i u-turned back.
I sensitive / allergic to rain one. Trained by my years of kite flying also. (it's bloody difficult to dry my kites here in humid SG)
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I also saw. But might not for everyone. He may be familiar with elite training. But training amateurs, it's different.Soh Rui Yong coaching people, if u guys interested.
https://www.instagram.com/runsohfast/p/C1Lp5s4Ij7P/?hl=en
Probably will be same I think maybe pace and distance adjusted? HahaI also saw. But might not for everyone. He may be familiar with elite training. But training amateurs, it's different.
I worry that's how trainer think when they work with elite runners for too long. Most studies are done on elite runners on which is the optimum training regime. Very few on the gen pop. Their bio adaptation might be different from elite.Probably will be same I think maybe pace and distance adjusted? Haha
I think in the end also all training is subjective to how the person reacts. But glad you found what suits you.I worry that's how trainer think when they work with elite runners for too long. Most studies are done on elite runners on which is the optimum training regime. Very few on the gen pop. Their bio adaptation might be different from elite.
Jeff Galloway (famed for run-walk)is one of very rare trainer that design his training around gen pop despite him being an Olympian in his younger days.
I have only became aware of this recently when I started using this TrainAsOne AI adaptive trainer. It had prescribed a lot less mileage compare to one I used previously from the book Advance Marathoning. It's training philosophy is based on more shorter distance back to back rather the one super long LSD on a 7 days cycle. Rational was the conventional study of most periodization training were based on elite runners. It may not applies to gen poo. I thought I would hit the wall after 30km at SCSM 2033 since the longest LSD was only 26km. Guess what, I didn't hit the wall, and for the first time after so many years I was able to finish stronger with a 5:30min pace for the last km to finish line. Only walking was at the shear bridge which I made a strategic choice to conserve energy. Previously I would hit the wall at 35km, even though I followed the Pfitzinger's plan diligently till it's peak at 35km for a couple weeks. I walked most of the time after the wall till finish.