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800m+ Running and/or Conditioning / Re: Misc Running Videos
« on: January 18, 2018, 11:29:01 am »
look at these dudes burn.. middle to long distance runners. flyin.
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lol my mistake.
it was either this or bunch of ball handling vids. I have no idea what thread to put this in.
basketball lol thread?
Oh ye that one. Don't know how I missed that.
lol my mistake.
it was either this or bunch of ball handling vids. I have no idea what thread to put this in.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXhzUlhLfW4


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Quoteya that's something that should definitely help alot. the key though is, to make sure you are ALWAYS properly fueled up for important training sessions/races/competitions etc. I mean that was my theory before hand, and what I found in practice. The biggest mistake people make when trying to lean out, is not having enough fuel to train "properly hard". Training itself should not suffer. So that's the delicate balance - finding a way to eat "lighter" and/or leveraging timing/meal frequency etc, to shed more fat, but also making sure that it isn't tapping into recovery or performance.
I wish it was "easier" for me to get lean. I mean I can put in tons of work and still have significant layers of bodyfat throughout. That body fat is definitely useless, would love if it just disappearedRunning economy improves considerably the leaner you are, from my experience.
peace!
This is actually where I'm stuck. Still doing IF for the most part but I just don't think it's going to work. Doing it while lifting only is easy AF. I can train on BCAAs and caffeine and then make up everything else at the end of the day.
Adding in running, swimming, cycling, etc is way harder. Don't know if that and IF is possible but I'd imagine probably not. That's a huge stumbling block for me and I can feel it when I'm training.
Key being, just has to be something. Definitely can't be just coffee/bcaa's etc -> I tried just coffee before one race and almost died (that's what it felt like, death).As far as bodyfat goes I seem to drop it pretty well when I eat relatively clean and don't drink too much. Getting that consistency is hard though but I really want to get to around 10 as like you said pretty much everything improves.



Preparing for the 2018 Millrose Games. Learn how an Olympian trains for the mile.
Workout: 10x400m (2 Min Rest)
Splits: 65.6 64.5 64.7 63.9 64.1 64.3 64.8 64.3 64.09 63.2
Here is a preview of the workout I did on 1/11/2018. I did 10 x 400m @ Mile Pace with 2 Min rest. Here are the splits:
65.6 64.5 64.7 63.9 64.1 64.3 64.8 64.3 64.09 63.2 Full Video on my YouTube Channel
which shows more display of strength, 4 sets of 5, or 1 set of 15?