3 Endurance-Building Techniques Approved by Trainers

By Tonny Wandella

Endurance is something to attained through discipline and hard work. This is to say a few individuals have the natural gift of endurance, other like us we need to work for it. Lets dive in.

Avoid food prophets who aren’t genuine.

However, not all foods are made equal, and some of those offering tantalizing benefits to your stamina may not be what they seem. There are claims that energy drinks can help you perform better, but evidence shows they have very little therapeutic value. Probiotic pills, which are typically advertised as being able to increase stamina, were likewise found to have no effect.

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HOW TO INCREASE YOUR RUNNING STAMINA AND ENDURANCE

By Adidas Rustic

Sometime in the future, a distance you find challenging now will feel easy. When that happens, it means you’ve increased your running stamina. We’re not saying a marathon will ever feel easy, but one day you’ll look back and notice that what you find challenging now will come much easier. An increase in running stamina comes from consistency, that means running multiple times per week for multiple weeks to accumulate fitness – there are no quick fixes if you want to increase running stamina. It’s generally accepted that it takes 10 days to 4 weeks to benefit from a run. The time will depend on the type of run, quicker and more intense runs being on the lower end of the range with long steady runs being on the other higher end of the range.

Before you begin working on increasing your running stamina, you need to make an honest assessment of your current aerobic base and build on that. Whether you’re a new runner looking to complete their first 5k or an experienced runner looking to increase their stamina for the final stages of the marathon and avoid hitting the wall, the rule of “too much too soon” always holds true, doing too much too soon only leads to injury or overtraining.

HOW TO BUILD STAMINA FOR RUNNING: 7 TIPS

1. BE CONSISTENT

To increase your aerobic capacity and improve your endurance to run farther than you can now, you need to train consistently. Consistent training will build your aerobic base, increase your aerobic capacity (which is how much oxygen your muscles can use) and strengthen your muscles. When you begin to add extra runs to your week, they should be easy and slow – speed follows endurance! You should aim for 3 to 4 sessions per week for 30 minutes or more. Aim to make one of these sessions your long run where you plan to go farther than any of your other runs that week.

Read more https://www.runtastic.com/blog/en/tips-on-how-to-increase-running-stamina/

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HOW OFTEN SHOULD YOU EXERCISE PER WEEK TO LOSE WEIGHT?

Sven has been working as a personal trainer, conditioning coach, and sports therapist for many years. He is also an expert on fascia and nutrition.

Would you like to know how often you have to exercise to lose weight? OK, I can give you some general tips on how often you have to work out per week. An individual and goal-oriented plan will help you to achieve lasting results.

WHAT IS THE OPTIMAL AMOUNT OF EXERCISE PER WEEK?

The right number of sessions per week differs from individual to individual and largely depends on many factors relating to your body and your training. For instance, beginners will, of course, train less often than regular fitness buffs. Another factor concerns the type of workouts you do. Workouts mainly consisting of cardiovascular training to improve your endurance like cycling, swimming, walking, jogging, indoor rowing and indoor cross-training have to be seen differently than strength training with your own body weight or free weights for the purpose of building muscle. All these factors are important and have to be considered before giving any reasonable training suggestions. The hardest thing for me as a personal trainer is to come up with the best custom training plan for each of my clients.

Would you like to know how often you have to exercise to lose weight? OK, I can give you some general tips on how often you have to work out per week. An individual and goal-oriented plan will help you to achieve lasting results.

WHAT IS THE OPTIMAL AMOUNT OF EXERCISE PER WEEK?

The right number of sessions per week differs from individual to individual and largely depends on many factors relating to your body and your training. For instance, beginners will, of course, train less often than regular fitness buffs. Another factor concerns the type of workouts you do. Workouts mainly consisting of cardiovascular training to improve your endurance like cycling, swimming, walking, jogging, indoor rowing and indoor cross-training have to be seen differently than strength training with your own body weight or free weights for the purpose of building muscle.

Read more https://www.runtastic.com/blog/en/how-often-should-you-exercise-per-week-to-lose-weight/#:~:text=In%20general%2C%20three%20to%20five,to%20four%20times%20a%20week.

9 things that can lower your pain tolerance

Jessica Dysart is a senior staff writer at Considerable.

Ever wonder what causes a low pain tolerance? Studies have confirmed that sensitivity to pain varies from person to person. If a pinch feels more like a punch to you, your sleep habits, gender and other surprising culprits could be to blame.

1. Insomnia

Trouble sleeping can diminish your tolerance to pain, according to a Norwegian study published in the journal PAIN. Researchers found that participants who experienced insomnia more than once a week had a significantly lower pain tolerance than those who didn’t have trouble sleeping.

Although studies show a relationship between sleep and pain tolerance, researchers still have no answer as to why.

2. Depression

Depression is known to affect pain, says Sadiah Siddiqui, M.D., an anesthesiologist at Weill Cornell Medical College at Cornell University. Read more of this in https://www.considerable.com/health/pain-management/low-pain-tolerance-causes/