Endurance: Run Farther, Faster, More Easily - Sport Science: Running

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  • No matter what distance you are training for, no matter what your goal is...all runners need one thing -- ENDURANCE. How endurance training increases your ability to resist and recover from fatigue.
    Check it out on Knowledge and Performance. For more articles and videos on the science of running visit us at www.tsn.ca/running

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  • @dovekie3437
    @dovekie3437 9 років тому +123

    Once I heard the music I thought this was going to be some dumb video but pretty much everything said here was exactly on point and very accurate.

    • @isagl9316
      @isagl9316 8 років тому

      +Dovekie interesting points ,if anyone else wants to discover best marathon training program try Niposcu Complete Running Adviser (Have a quick look on google cant remember the place now ) ? Ive heard some super things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.

  • @Os-ja
    @Os-ja 8 років тому +289

    this boy just told people to run harder in a really scientific way

  • @comanchio1976
    @comanchio1976 5 років тому +12

    This is the first video I've seen that actually answered all of the biomechanical questions I had, regarding how the body adapts to increase it's endurance capabilities. Thank you

  • @kskdtr
    @kskdtr 9 років тому +28

    the 50/65% heart rate thing is buffling: with a max rate of 187bpm, the running rate should be between 95/115... you can barely walk within that range

  • @Dreez76
    @Dreez76 8 років тому +6

    Been training my endurance for the past 3 weeks and improved alot.
    But i didnt know about that iron and vitamin c was important, thank you.
    Will probably eat an orange and some liverpate before and after each run now.

  • @jasonfehr9175
    @jasonfehr9175 8 років тому +176

    Improve indurance via LSD, eh? Sounds like a train I could hop on

    • @Soma2501
      @Soma2501 8 років тому +9

      +Jason Fehr Not Lysergic Acid Diethylamide xD. Long Slow Distance Running.

    • @QuizzTwist
      @QuizzTwist 8 років тому +1

      I thought the same too 😂 Take LSD

    • @jasonfehr9175
      @jasonfehr9175 7 років тому +4

      Helen Zhang well if I hadn't been taking lsd I probably wouldn't have misspelled it tbh

    • @ahmedjaber1228
      @ahmedjaber1228 7 років тому +4

      Helen Zhang
      you spelled "lol" wrong

    • @artisansportsman8950
      @artisansportsman8950 6 років тому

      Jason Fehr,
      Easy tiger, easy

  • @janistasia1999
    @janistasia1999 10 років тому +2

    Great for beginners, just what i needed to get started.

  • @robinhuntley3951
    @robinhuntley3951 5 років тому +1

    Lovely video, with not 5000 tips, but clear pointers to get you running more confident!!!

  • @fleurvandeput
    @fleurvandeput 8 років тому +2

    Thank you for the tips on endurance training. I will make sure to keep them in mind....

  • @matthewtaz7774
    @matthewtaz7774 8 років тому +30

    work it harder, make it better, do it faster, makes us stronger

  • @xamenmee
    @xamenmee 8 років тому +3

    Very well said.. Oxygen is the best tool for endurance! Proper breathing ang right amount of speed day by day will increase our body to run in a long period of time ! Thank you for this! #KeepRunning!

  • @lazypanda7731
    @lazypanda7731 9 років тому +8

    Running isn't really my thing but I need it for school lol my 2.4 km current timing is 12.05 minutes 15 years old, I was disappointed because I could've been the first in class and this guy ran passed me :| since then I've been really interested to run more so thanks for this video!

    • @IPROREY
      @IPROREY 9 років тому +5

      ***** If you were in first with 12 minutes you're school must be in ohio. I run an 8 minute 2.4km

    • @IPROREY
      @IPROREY 9 років тому

      ***** I'm a sprinter not a distance runner

    • @waterproof4403
      @waterproof4403 3 роки тому

      I hope you got it 💚

  • @hussainahmed6638
    @hussainahmed6638 9 років тому +76

    Hey mom im gonna try LSD :D

    • @lISamuraill
      @lISamuraill 9 років тому

      lool

    • @xhunterforest
      @xhunterforest 9 років тому

      'o lord, what has this world come to promoting drugs to our kids' goes to flag video watches video. 'o, not the lsd i was thinking of'...

    • @lISamuraill
      @lISamuraill 9 років тому +4

      hey mom buy me some cocaine :D

  • @ameghpatil2581
    @ameghpatil2581 3 роки тому +1

    Great video explaining all important points.

  • @LeosTV
    @LeosTV 7 років тому

    If you loved this running video you HAVE to see this! ua-cam.com/video/HLG_s9b2Uuw/v-deo.html

  • @BucketlistFitRunning
    @BucketlistFitRunning 8 років тому +1

    Thanks TSN, I had no idea you loved running so much...

  • @syedmohdgulamasghar8809
    @syedmohdgulamasghar8809 5 років тому +1

    Nice work , you explain this important issue in a very nice way . Keep on exploring , take care .

  • @NattyvsJuiced
    @NattyvsJuiced 8 років тому +12

    I tried this technique and LSD endurance training didn't work for me, I'm not sure if my times improved as my stopwatch was melting.

  • @anchorandchain
    @anchorandchain 9 років тому +3

    I'm just trying to get into shape and be as fit as reasonably possible for my Royal Navy Fitness Examination. I ran one mile in 10:47 running at 9 km/h but Royal Navy Candidates for my age area need to run 1.5 miles in 11:30. This video has actually helped me quite a lot and I managed to do 1.5 miles in 14:21. Just need to work a bit more on running faster to reach my target. Many thanks!

    • @DS-gk3vz
      @DS-gk3vz 9 років тому

      Oi, no offence but I'm 13 and I have to run 1.5 miles in 9 minutes 45 seconds for a high school soccer program.

    • @anchorandchain
      @anchorandchain 9 років тому +8

      That's because footballers need to be able to run at high speed to get to various areas of the pitch to intercept or receive the ball when it comes in. And there's no point in trying to boast about being able to run faster because at the end of the day at least we can run one and a half miles without stopping or giving up. :)

    • @dcad2728
      @dcad2728 9 років тому

      A girl at my school ran a mile in 5:55 and she's like 4.9 ft

    • @angelaguilar5917
      @angelaguilar5917 9 років тому

      I can run 2 miles in 12-14 mins

    • @angelaguilar5917
      @angelaguilar5917 9 років тому

      BTW I'm 12 and in cross counrty

  • @ricksmith4201
    @ricksmith4201 10 років тому +32

    Oh, so we just have to do LSD to get better at running?, Im down!

  • @easteregger147
    @easteregger147 8 років тому +1

    techniques in this vid helped me get five miles in half an hour for my 9th grade gym class! thanks alot! 😅

  • @scorpionz44
    @scorpionz44 7 років тому +14

    wana run better? practice it...

  • @ultimatefusionclub4531
    @ultimatefusionclub4531 7 років тому +1

    Amazing video quality keep it up!

  • @pauldeacon7099
    @pauldeacon7099 4 роки тому

    This is great stuff, I'll add them to my notes.

  • @guddutomar840
    @guddutomar840 5 років тому +1

    wow amazing video thanks 😱😱

  • @Maxyshadow
    @Maxyshadow 10 років тому

    Great information thanks!

  • @georgegilles9008
    @georgegilles9008 8 років тому

    Highly educational.

  • @xfactor5326
    @xfactor5326 6 років тому

    amazing video graphics & quality.

  • @boropyt08
    @boropyt08 8 років тому

    VERY helpful! Thanks!!

  • @a.k6839
    @a.k6839 6 років тому

    He was pretty accurate about lsd most marathoners run half marathon twice in week .

  • @lISamuraill
    @lISamuraill 9 років тому

    i don,t really run but we all need endurance lol

  • @liuhuihong1633
    @liuhuihong1633 7 років тому

    Nice to know this. Thanks!

  • @ciyershaf9211
    @ciyershaf9211 6 років тому

    so run to be able to run better

  • @vladmihai6597
    @vladmihai6597 8 років тому +2

    I would also like to try some LSD. Thanks for the tips.

  • @paigerideout6996
    @paigerideout6996 10 років тому

    Great information. Thanks!

  • @t_r_a_y_e9858
    @t_r_a_y_e9858 8 років тому +15

    why am I taking running tips from a man named wells

  • @daan6424
    @daan6424 3 роки тому

    This is so cool

  • @miniporterfilms1179
    @miniporterfilms1179 10 років тому

    Thanks for a great video.

  • @ToLoQueVesPodcast
    @ToLoQueVesPodcast 10 років тому

    great vid ! thanks tsn tube

  • @jx14aby
    @jx14aby Рік тому

    Whenever I feel like exercising, I lay on the sofa until that feeling goes away.

  • @manofgod7622
    @manofgod7622 3 роки тому

    How to increase aerobic endurance and speed:
    - run 200m with 100% effort for 7 sets
    - rest 30 seconds between sets
    - at the end of the training, go for a 400m very low intensity jog
    There’s studies proving that this works far better than low intensity training.

  • @bishopmontel2
    @bishopmontel2 6 років тому +1

    I'm training for the 1mile.😊

  • @kennylamb9180
    @kennylamb9180 10 років тому

    Great video! Loved it!

  • @FTStratLP
    @FTStratLP 7 років тому +1

    At 60 - 65 % of my max. HR I can't hear me breathing, that's effortless. On the other hand I can still easily converse at about 75 - 80 % of my max. HR.

  • @amitdovey8947
    @amitdovey8947 3 роки тому

    Good sir🇮🇳

  • @gloria11house19
    @gloria11house19 7 років тому

    I can take some of the video clips used in this range 1.25-1.27sec marathons in it.
    I will put the logo TSN Tube Chanel is a credit to this footage.

  • @vincentpicard6619
    @vincentpicard6619 5 років тому

    Always got 20/20 on all endurance test in physical education at school

  • @Igor-Roza
    @Igor-Roza 7 років тому +5

    How can you run at 50% of your max heart rate? For example, max HR 180 (for 40 year old person), 50% is 90. Sitting is 60 walking is 90. How can you run at 50% of your max HR?

    • @HuesingProductions
      @HuesingProductions 7 років тому

      Igor Rozanski its 120

    • @FTStratLP
      @FTStratLP 7 років тому +2

      Forget the % values given in this video. Running guru Jack Daniels talks of 65 - 79 % of max. HR for easy running which is conversational pace. Also forget about this rule of thumb formula how to calculate your max. HR (120 - age). E.g. I'm 59 years old and my real max. HR (tested by a sports physician) is 194, whereas according to that formula it should only be 161 (120 - 59)! This rule of thumb has been spread by media and the internet for decades now without any validation.

    • @kevinkevin5973
      @kevinkevin5973 6 років тому

      what are these heartrates? Im 17, my sitting heart rate is 50, my max is 190. So running at 50% would be 95, easily doable. Maybe this doesnt work for fat people but most people who run arent heavy anyway,fat people jusut cycle anyway

    • @elyonjames218
      @elyonjames218 6 років тому

      +Kevin Kevin 😂😂😂😂

  • @hyegarmi4646
    @hyegarmi4646 3 роки тому

    The Agoge diet is probably the best diet for increasing muscle. I struggled for so long until I started following it.

  • @bioclassesonline1435
    @bioclassesonline1435 6 років тому

    Awesome video dude keep it up

  • @MaximusPerryy
    @MaximusPerryy 5 років тому

    why would anyone dislike this video

  • @pawanaggarwal7349
    @pawanaggarwal7349 7 років тому

    awesome graphics😍

  • @saintturbo12
    @saintturbo12 8 років тому

    Bruh this sounds soooo good

  • @patrickenright6094
    @patrickenright6094 9 років тому

    Put simply, the more you do, the more you can do.

  • @trusmokka13perez
    @trusmokka13perez 9 років тому

    i run 7 mile in 45 minutes just to get that runners high ! i love that endorphin feeling ! running clears your mind !

    • @iyesis
      @iyesis 8 років тому

      +trusmokka13perez ill die takes me 40 mins to 3 miles. I need to step it up

    • @ILoveYou-li2ik
      @ILoveYou-li2ik 8 років тому

      Dang, dude, that's awesome! Keep it up. For me, I start dieing at 1 mile lol

  • @animalmother8117
    @animalmother8117 6 років тому +3

    I’m obese to the point that I am immobile and bed ridden, but I signed up for a marathon NEXT WEEK. Is there a quick and easy way I can start training for this?

    • @ricardoalves9605
      @ricardoalves9605 5 років тому +1

      BillyDoesGames I know Im late but...
      Yeah no, you can just try to walk it tho, at least it's something

    • @thegentleman4874
      @thegentleman4874 3 роки тому +2

      Yeah, that's not happening. If you're immobile, there's NO WAY you'll be able to *walk* a marathon, let alone run one. Focus on losing several hundreds of pounds of fat before even thinking of signing up for a marathon.

    • @ctashi7081
      @ctashi7081 2 роки тому

      What the hell..? So your immobile but you signed up to a marathon.. WHAT DO YOU EXPECT FROM YOUR BODY???

  • @andy8769
    @andy8769 9 років тому

    I am running 1500m in 6.23 minutes in school,but its still not enough!
    Although i come first in practice there 3 kids i need to beat to come first

  • @Matt-dy1ic
    @Matt-dy1ic 9 років тому

    Look at the title. It says farther.FURTHER

  • @RakeshSingh-yu5zf
    @RakeshSingh-yu5zf 6 років тому

    Awesome ...can u help me for 1600 meters ...

  • @skywalkergaming3997
    @skywalkergaming3997 8 років тому +3

    I'm already really fast I just really need endurance

    • @WhitedevilEE
      @WhitedevilEE 8 років тому +1

      +Orange Ayden yep, I know the struggle. Shorts sprints: just fine, but I need to take a break after that. Running further/longer 1000m+ is getting really difficult for me sometimes.

    • @mandyhollan1363
      @mandyhollan1363 8 років тому

      Same

  • @miniapple1891
    @miniapple1891 7 років тому

    It works

  • @sh9683
    @sh9683 10 років тому

    i want to run more now

  • @damar1137
    @damar1137 4 роки тому

    its a good video, but its too short

  • @clownworld360
    @clownworld360 8 років тому

    wow I was running my fastest in a mile track in a public park I can hear myself breath hard in the video it says that long slow distances run then I notices that I can do more and go beyond my limited

  • @rksinghrulz
    @rksinghrulz 5 років тому

    Iron and Vit C.....how good is natural coconut water?

  • @thedoctor294
    @thedoctor294 5 років тому

    Hmmm , Lsd sounds good!

  • @daprincekissedme
    @daprincekissedme 7 років тому

    ok so how long are we talking about? How long should our LSD be? 1 hr? 2 hours running at 50% VO2max?

  • @jimbroburrito9374
    @jimbroburrito9374 7 років тому

    All I learned from this is that my muscles look like beef jerky sticks

  • @MrEmanResu
    @MrEmanResu 8 років тому

    how many miles for endurance, if training for a 10K for example? twice that?

  • @unit12k16
    @unit12k16 8 років тому

    Uh, correction. You're body doesn't build new blood vessels. It builds new capillaries.

    • @jobroray
      @jobroray 8 років тому +1

      Capillary: any of the fine branching blood vessels that form a network between the arterioles and venules.

    • @unit12k16
      @unit12k16 8 років тому

      Josiah Ray Capillaries are much smaller than blood vessels. That is why I said that. Blood vessels are like the highways for blood in your body. Capillaries are like the exits and roads that branch off from the highway. They are not the same thing. What I just said may sound like your definition, but blood vessels are different from capillaries like different purposes (unless I've been misinformed). :)

    • @unit12k16
      @unit12k16 8 років тому

      Josiah Ray I just want the speaker of this video to be specific. Like, some people don't know what capillaries are and they might think that your body creates more blood vessels instead of the much smaller and different capillaries. Therefore, they will be misinformed. Plus, using the word capillary will cause people who don't know what it is to do research about it (unless they are lazy). It's better to be specific than general (most of the time).

  • @maks12a
    @maks12a 6 років тому

    And here is me, smoking and preparing for the half-marathon :(

  • @cordellcastle1301
    @cordellcastle1301 7 років тому

    So u saying do acid?, jk, I do this method that yr talking about, and it really works

  • @snowboard1699
    @snowboard1699 8 років тому +1

    Hiya. What foods are high in iron?

    • @hokage2383
      @hokage2383 8 років тому +1

      Clams, beef, potato.. And deeez nuts!

  • @HHHHKGIK
    @HHHHKGIK 10 років тому +18

    you could have just made 2:31 to 3:00 instead of wasting 3:13

    • @CrayCrayShay13
      @CrayCrayShay13 7 років тому

      I was thinking the same thing!

    • @annast0ne
      @annast0ne 7 років тому

      yoda Youedlst Ad revenue

  • @theotht
    @theotht 9 років тому

    Whats the song played in the intro?

  • @invictablue1
    @invictablue1 10 років тому +1

    Does eat within mean before or after the run sorry for the dumb question but thanks

    • @makiimedia
      @makiimedia 10 років тому

      after. if you eat before you re going to feel heavy. and the digestive system actually uses a lot of energy. its like refueling a car. of course you dont want to run on an empty stomach or a cold engine, so dont run right after waking up or without breakfast, but have the actual meal after the run .. if that makes any sense at all. i m german so my english might be a bit confusing ;D sorry

    • @makiimedia
      @makiimedia 10 років тому +3

      oh and also eating before it prevents you from breathing properly as the stomach is actually going to restrict your lungs

    • @iganduyan07
      @iganduyan07 10 років тому +1

      if you are trying to lose weight, don't eat at least 2hrs before running and 6hours after running. and if you do eat, don't eat any meat or eggs.

    • @kevinkevin5973
      @kevinkevin5973 6 років тому

      your wrong. You shoudl actually not eat before running so taht your body is low on sugar and uses fat instead. Learning to use fat isntead of sugar for energy is the single most important factor for running as you normmaly just have enough sugar for a half marathon stored btu enough fat for 40 marathons

  • @Zesser6ixx
    @Zesser6ixx 3 роки тому

    Eat within 30 mins of run? Thats safe?

  • @pr1n05
    @pr1n05 8 років тому

    So do you inhale when your rynning? That is the way to keep your fast pace and whatever? 😮

    • @EyeAmBatman
      @EyeAmBatman 8 років тому

      +Equine Equestrianlover c8 ...inhale and use your belly.. don't breath sporadically.. keep a good breathing rhythm..

    • @pr1n05
      @pr1n05 8 років тому

      +EyeAmBatman xD I almost reported your comment, sorry ... tyyy

  • @Catzepap
    @Catzepap 10 років тому

    The Mitochondria is a bit wrong explained.. i mean i never heard him say 'cell'

  • @chantelboudreau2499
    @chantelboudreau2499 8 років тому

    anyone have any advice for someone with really weak ankles? In the past I sprained both and they have never been the same. My ankles make running very difficult but I really want to run more.

    • @AWildBard
      @AWildBard 8 років тому

      +Chantel Boudreau You might want to start by walking or jog-walking. Alternate days of longer distances at a slower pace and days of faster running. Keep your focus on very slowly increasing distance or speed to slowly develop the tendons and ligaments. If you feel too much pain, back off, but gradually over time, try to add some stress you can handle. You could also do some strength training like lifting weights. Another way to improve aerobic fitness but lessen the stress on your joints is to do something like swimming or biking, which are usually lower stress. Possibly something like yoga or stretching or some kind of massage or physical therapy might also help. Good luck.

    • @chantelboudreau2499
      @chantelboudreau2499 8 років тому +1

      Yes, thank you. I have been doing ankle stretches and all kinds of stretches and have noticed an increase in my run. I was really excited when my ankle was strong enough to even get some spring in my run. Getting there! :-)

  • @charltonlaurel9698
    @charltonlaurel9698 8 років тому

    WHAT SONG IS IN THE INTRO..?

  • @snnr2138
    @snnr2138 4 роки тому

    I was doing it so much I was tripping on lsd

  • @naveenkumarmavi3557
    @naveenkumarmavi3557 9 років тому

    Need HELP admin.!!! TSN Tube
    Hello i am Naveen (age 26, good heart health, 5'6'', 73 kgs.), i am from India i do 6 kms in 30 mins. In india, weather is not always stable,. We have 2 months of intense winter and unlike western countries, 6 months of harsh scorching summers, temperature always above 42 degree, even went on to 46-47 degrees, humidity at higher side. How to improve the stamina in this ever changing weather conditions with summers along with humidity and loo as dominant factor? We don't have leisure of low temperature all around the year. When i was becoming used too to winter suddenly summers arrived and now just adapting to this changing weather. I want to increase my stamina but i am rather spending the energy on adapting to ever increasing temperature and humidity. Also my city is one of the most polluted city of the word, perhaps in top 10. Kindly suggest.

  • @DanielSmith-gf4yi
    @DanielSmith-gf4yi 8 років тому

    Could anyone who has time give advice on my running videos? Any advice would be helpful, thanks!

  • @hokage2383
    @hokage2383 8 років тому +1

    Back then in my elementary days, during breaks, I'd run around the school grounds and after classes I'd still run. I really loved running and then high school came and there was less space for me to run, and it's just wrong if you'd do that since the school monitor would give you that filthy look. I mean.. Good grief, you're "mature" now. Now look, I got fatter and I have asthma attacksand ftwwwwwww

  • @williamblack9420
    @williamblack9420 8 років тому +13

    This music is to dramatic.....

  • @FormlessAngel
    @FormlessAngel 8 років тому

    doing this for parkour

  • @feralgreer5639
    @feralgreer5639 8 років тому

    thought you couldnt eat and exercise

  • @domagojpuljic4575
    @domagojpuljic4575 9 років тому

    When i try to run a long distance, somewhere around 5 miles i get pain in lower back and have to stop.
    Is that because of bad running technique or?

    • @EyeAmBatman
      @EyeAmBatman 8 років тому

      +Domagoj Puljic Could be, could also be a weak core.

    • @domagojpuljic4575
      @domagojpuljic4575 8 років тому

      +EyeAmBatman All good now, it was because I ran with heels on floor first.

    • @EyeAmBatman
      @EyeAmBatman 8 років тому +1

      Domagoj Puljic ouch!, yeah the dreaded heel striking, shin splints are a sure sign of it.. I had it for awhile myself when I started running the best thing I did to retrain my form was get a pair of minimalist running shoes... well happy running!

  • @kj-nd4rm
    @kj-nd4rm 7 років тому

    i thought this was a nike commercial at the beginning

  • @bigflat1238
    @bigflat1238 4 роки тому

    Look over here ,I am over here

  • @RozelyLindim
    @RozelyLindim 8 років тому

    This year it was 18 days of runing..start from day 14 i run 10km witout bringing water or food..running time around 1:16 to 1:30... Is it okay with my routine?

    • @predator12343
      @predator12343 8 років тому

      if you run everyday it is definetly not okay. And if you run more then hour on lsd, then water is needed.

    • @jwinthepro
      @jwinthepro 8 років тому

      +Rozely Lindim Don't listen to Leonards. I know people that run half marathons every day and they're fine. My own cross country coach does this, and he's one of the best runners I know.

    • @RozelyLindim
      @RozelyLindim 8 років тому

      Hmm mybe depends of runner his/herself. Water needed of they really feel dehydrated.

    • @predator12343
      @predator12343 8 років тому

      +jwin_the_pro
      yeah dude, you know people who run like 3+ years. he just begins

    • @huncluno5586
      @huncluno5586 8 років тому

      +Leonards Elksnis there is nothing wrong at all with running everyday

  • @karangill2637
    @karangill2637 10 років тому

    does endurance help with dancing thats expolsive

    • @jessezitting9153
      @jessezitting9153 9 років тому

      Yes. I've learned that distance running also helps your explosive-endurance. Much like running a mile as fast as you can, it'll help you be able to dance faster or play a game faster (like rugby for example.) just doing a bunch of explosive speed work all the time can really hurt you if you're not use to it. Using the long runs to strengthen your legs is a great asset to speed.

  • @threephenoms739
    @threephenoms739 5 років тому

    i thought i was watching an add when this shit played

  • @AbleAnderson
    @AbleAnderson 8 років тому +2

    It's pronounced "CAP-i-laries". Not "ca-PILL-aries"

    • @graemeroberts3069
      @graemeroberts3069 5 років тому

      We say caPILLaries in UK, Aus, NZ, SA, India, Hong Kong... (just not US).

  • @laddi17gill
    @laddi17gill 6 років тому

    Hii all runner mates

  • @cicirunner
    @cicirunner 7 років тому

    The 50-65% of max HR statistic is too low in my opinion for LSD run. My max is 190 and even a pace 1 minute slower per mile than my marathon pace is a tad almost 70% of my max. At that pace I could not only hold a conversation, I could probably sing opera. Did a 20 miler today at probably 80% max heart rate and we were carrying on a conversation the entire time. I like the "being able to talk" rule but % of max HR is a bogus figure.

  • @joelouden6592
    @joelouden6592 10 років тому +4

    Endurance exercise can cause permanent damage to your entire body, most importantly, your heart and your skeletal system. I am plagued by permanent injuries from 3 decades of endurance training. I hope others will practice moderation if they choose this type of activity.

    • @joelouden6592
      @joelouden6592 10 років тому

      My injuries have improved significantly since stopping endurance exercise and practicing healthier fitness activities. I didn't push myself as hard as many of my endurance athlete friends, most of which have their own slew of injuries.

    • @redbloodkill1448
      @redbloodkill1448 9 років тому +15

      Thanks, joe louden. I was going to start endurance running but after that thoughtful advice regarding endurance training injuries, I decided to stay in front of my computer to keep playing World of Warcraft and eating like an ambitious sumo wrestler. You're a life saver! Now I'll be safe forever.

    • @joelouden6592
      @joelouden6592 9 років тому +2

      redbloodkill 14 Or, you could try some moderation with all of your chosen activities and still be able to sumo wrestle injury-free?

    • @lostandfound3343
      @lostandfound3343 9 років тому

      I think your being over simplistic. Of course if your pushing yourself past your your limits on a day to day basis or if your over weight so you go "jogging" all the time you are going to cause problems. But you can simple push yourself regularly without causing heart and skeletal problems

    • @joelouden6592
      @joelouden6592 9 років тому

      LightAfterNight89105 Distance running injuries are epidemic. It's just part of being a long-distance runner. Large people have much higher joint injury incidence than lightweight, smaller people. "Form" has little to do with it compared to weight, running surfaces and footwear. The runners who never get injured are the exceptions that prove the rule.

  • @gurukulandgaushala
    @gurukulandgaushala 8 років тому

    Army

  • @foreheadboy725
    @foreheadboy725 8 років тому

    will this help in the beep test? Im in year 9 and last time i only got a 17

    • @adamvallance3031
      @adamvallance3031 8 років тому

      Yes it will. If you start to run for 20 minutes twice a week you'll see a massive improvement

    • @hasaniqbal233
      @hasaniqbal233 8 років тому

      uhmmmm 17??? thats like extremely fit unless our schools are doing it differently

    • @PeterGeras
      @PeterGeras 8 років тому +1

      Very differently. The OP is simply counting the number of times that he went back and forth, not the level that he got to using the standard shuttle run test procedure.

    • @foreheadboy725
      @foreheadboy725 8 років тому

      Naa i meant level 17 and shuttle 2

    • @PeterGeras
      @PeterGeras 8 років тому

      Forehead BoY Oh, so you're just lying. Cool.