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The powerlifter got robbed!!!!!
He finished the reps 2 seconds earlier but he had to go around the rack, his spotter was in front of him. The calisthenics guy had his spotter behind him so he went under the rack and reached the bell earlier.
Awesome video, incredible that they ended up finishing together.
What do you think are the major advantages that aerobic training offers over intervals? The articles I have seen comparing intervals to aerobic exercise are generally heavily in favor of intervals. Do you training aerobically because you think it will have more carryover to tennis or another goal you have?
begin: http://www.bodyrecomposition.com/training/methods-of-endurance-training-part-1.html/
^Exactly. The aerobic vs anaerobic vs weightlifting analysis is correct. However, adarqui is not training his aerobic capacity, he is training his distance running, because he wants to get better at.... distance running.
gukl, i think he is tempted to do much more than 5k, he got to almost 20 the other day. I think his personality fits better to ultramarathons!
Oh well, maybe we should let the man talk for himself, hahaha
What do you think are the major advantages that aerobic training offers over intervals? The articles I have seen comparing intervals to aerobic exercise are generally heavily in favor of intervals. Do you training aerobically because you think it will have more carryover to tennis or another goal you have?
answer won't be as good/detailed as adarqs but for me
aerobic - weightlifing are on completely different ends of the energy system spectrum, so you could do run 30 mins + lift the next day without real detrimental effects from the running. anaerobic(interval)-weightlifting - much closer on the energy system spectrum, lots of overlap so intervals may mess with recovery from lifting/performance next day etc. this is just from my perspective as someone focusing on weightlifting though....for sports performance the interval type stuff is much more important. + this isn't adarqs reason either.
also i think adarq focusses on aerobic because - his main focus is a (largely) aerobic event? (5k).
although i have noticed a lot of 5k sort of running 'programs' suggest a bit more interval stuff than i see you do - is this because you feel your speed/lactate threshold fitness is stronger than your aerobic base anyway?
What do you think are the major advantages that aerobic training offers over intervals?
The articles I have seen comparing intervals to aerobic exercise are generally heavily in favor of intervals.
Do you training aerobically because you think it will have more carryover to tennis or another goal you have?