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The course was totally flat. Makes no sense other then it ws my 1st 5k and I had adrenaline going with me. I even ran a 5k the next day and got a time of approx. I have been running over a year before this. Both races I pushed myself. Exactly Kurt, it is a shame more people do not have the confidence to be able to take a week off to completely recover more often.
Thanks for sharing, that is interesting, but not really surprising as sometimes this is all our bodies need. Keep up the good work, and keep us informed on how you are doing! Will I be able to resume my normal level of activity after a whole week off, or will I need to ease back in? Hi I am 71 and love running but have a perennial longus injury and already been out 4 weeks and so worried when hopefully I get back ruining I would have lost all my fitness specially at my age love reading article all the best Eric.
Hi Eric, thanks for reaching out. Glad you enjoyed that article, you need to take a listen to our podcasts, we have many more inspiring guests, some with tales of runners who started running in their 80s and even 90s! Thanks for the article. It explains why I am struggling so much in this 10K clinic. I came off a heavy ski season which included a 7 day late spring back country trip where we climbed to feet a day. Then I had a big surgery which recommended at least 6 weeks off.
At week 4 I tried a 5K run on my own which took 33 mins and it exhausted me for a week and caused quite a bit pain. I am huffing and puffing like crazy. Tonight was a tempo run, 6K, 2K warm up, 3K race pace, 1K cool back. I could not hold the tempo pace for more than 1.
I chose the 10K clinic as I knew after 10 weeks off I had to start small but holy hannah, I never thought it would be this hard! To get my running fitness back faster should I push to add more easy running days. I am still recovering from the hernia repair and my muscular strength is pathetic. What to do….. Hi Erica, thanks for reaching out.
Try not to lose hope, your body will remember what it is doing before you know it, and you will get that running fitness back.
It would be best for you to make sure you incorporate easy runs as that is the biggest mistake most runners make and what puts most runners at risk of injury. The cross training you do will help you more than you realize, so keep that up. Be careful you are not putting yourself at risk of overtraining by trying to do too much too soon though!
I even did my first 10km run at per km about twelve days after I got back into it, and I have no idea how I bounced back so fast. Great Cait! Thanks for sharing! Nice job! If you are moderately fit, you can run for minutes per day, days per week to increase cardiovascular endurance.
If you're an advanced runner, you can run for longer distances and times or multiple times per day. However, it is important to monitor how you feel.
If you are experiencing signs of overtraining, it is best to reduce your activity levels or take a complete break from exercise. Your body does need rest to recover from excessive stress being placed on the body from exercise.
If cardiovascular exercise is performed at high intensities and proper rest is not integrated, then your body does not have the time to recover which can lead to prolonged fatigue and reduced performance. What does that mean for your training, your fitness, and your rapidly approaching race day? But if you start missing more, your fitness will eventually begin to dwindle. After a day of missed workouts, not much will change, Cane says.
But after two weeks, you may experience a decrease in VO2 max and lactate threshold, as well as changes in blood enzymes associated with cardiovascular fitness. Studies have shown that after four weeks of inactivity, endurance cyclists saw a 20 percent decrease in their VO2 max.
After 12 days of inactivity their blood enzymes associated with endurance performance decreased by 50 percent. Capillary density appears to be pretty resilient with detraining, but it will likely show significant losses over that much time.
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