UnSubRocky wrote on Jun 12
th, 2023 at 12:20pm:
Baronvonrort wrote on Jun 11
th, 2023 at 11:48pm:
You should take note of what Aqua said and find some stairs walking up and down them with backpack will do far more than walking around on flat ground.
When i did a year 10 high school in the US i was on the wrestling team. We ran up and down the stairs in the grandstand while the football team did laps around the oval.
High intensity training beats low intensity every time for best results. You wouldn't last 10 minutes going up and stairs with 35kg backpack.
During my 4km walk, I would climb the Yaamba Road overpass whilst I am wearing my 35kg weighted backpack. It is difficult to do that. If I walked up and down the stairs with the backpack, I probably would be buggered after 10 minutes. 10 minutes after I walk down the other side of the overpass, I am usually resting up the road at a bus stop -- having a drink and a rest for 10 minutes, at least.
At the moment, I might not be able to run a 4 minute kilometre. But, give it a month and I will probably be fit enough to jog 4km (without the backpack, obviously) in about 20 minutes. Resistance training walks are good enough to build up muscle and burn off excess fat cells. When the weather starts warming up again in August, you can find me doing those jogs.
Try just walking up and down the overpass forget the 4km the intensity is too low.
Reduce the weight shorter high intensity workouts do far more than longer low intensity.
When your legs start burning that lactic acid buildup muscles are deprived of oxygen thats good. Push through it for a bit.
If your legs are sore the next day massage them to break up lactic acid then go do it again.
My sports science teacher Dr Terry Ly was built like Bolo from Bruce Lee movie Enter the Dragon. He did very little he said once you feel the burn you have used up all the muscle has no point in doing any more.
I do 5km park run i usually just break into top 10 it takes around 18 minutes.