To quote Gull: What is the right mix of technique and endurance for a Masters athlete (who wants to be competitive, say, at Nationals) with a finite amount of time to train?
Pauls most recent endurance training:
Wednesday:
- drive 5 hours from Phoenix to Vegas, set up trade show booth for 2 hours
Thursday:
- wake up at 4am, get dropped off at airport for 6am flight to Denver
- arrive Denver 8:30am, attend to 2 meetings
- arrive home at 2pm.....shovel and snowblow snow for 3 hours
Friday
- 1am, wake up to see 6 inches of new snow on the ground
- 2am, shovel snow
- 3am.....drive thru blizzard to airport in hopes of catching an earlier flight back to Vegas......by 5am roads are shut down and schools closed from snow
- 7:30am, make it onto flight after deicing delays make it to Vegas by 9am
- Laura picks me up....go to hotel, nap for an hour..go to trade show
- 6pm...take clients out for dinner and gambling till? :drink:
Saturday
- 6am.....wake up check some emails, post on forum....get in car and drive 5 hours back to Phoenix........:coffee:
Water? I don't need no stinking water! :rofl:
I think shoveling snow at 2 am counts as endurance training, and probably intervals as well!
Pauls most recent endurance training:
Wednesday:
- drive 5 hours from Phoenix to Vegas, set up trade show booth for 2 hours
Thursday:
- wake up at 4am, get dropped off at airport for 6am flight to Denver
- arrive Denver 8:30am, attend to 2 meetings
- arrive home at 2pm.....shovel and snowblow snow for 3 hours
Friday
- 1am, wake up to see 6 inches of new snow on the ground
- 2am, shovel snow
- 3am.....drive thru blizzard to airport in hopes of catching an earlier flight back to Vegas......by 5am roads are shut down and schools closed from snow
- 7:30am, make it onto flight after deicing delays make it to Vegas by 9am
- Laura picks me up....go to hotel, nap for an hour..go to trade show
- 6pm...take clients out for dinner and gambling till? :drink:
Saturday
- 6am.....wake up check some emails, post on forum....get in car and drive 5 hours back to Phoenix........:coffee:
Water? I don't need no stinking water! :rofl:
I think shoveling snow at 2 am counts as endurance training, and probably intervals as well!