LA recovery recomendation from Genadijus S.

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Testing Date First Name: Vlad Gender: M Stroke: Freestyle Last Name: Schmidt Age: Distance: 100 Lactate concentration (mmol/L) Clearance (%) Recovery time, min 3 15 27 After 13 After 23 Lactate 7.3 12 7.4 -75 -22 5/10/2009 LA in recovery Genadijus Sokolovas. Ph.D. E-mail: info@globsport.org Tel.:+1-719-321-6975 Recommendations: Optimal duration of post-race recovery: 41.1 min to reach 2 mmol/l of La concentration Average peak lactate: swimmer has average anaerobic capacity Slow lactate clearance: most likely swimmer is tired or/and low aerobic capacity Swimmer may need to increase aerobic capacity Swimming Sets to improve Aerobic Capacity: 20 x 50 :15s, 50 + 100 + 200 + 300 + 200 + 100 + 50 :20s, 3 x 300 :60s + 100, 5 x 200 :40-30-20-10s, 400 + 300 + 200 + 100 :30s, 4 x 300 :60-45-30s, 8 x 150 :30s, 2 x (300 + 200 + 100 :30s) :90s, 5 x 300 :40-30-20-10s, 500 + 400 + 300 + 200 + 100 :30s, 5 x (6 x 50 :30-25-20-15-10s) :90s, 15 x 100 :30s. I just wanted to share with you. I did Lactate Acid testing, which was done by Genadijus Sokolovas in Clovis. After my 100 free, i walked up to his desk to do LA testing. After he took my blood, he asked me to come back in 10 mins, and another 10 mins after second measurement. It looks like that i need to increase aerobic capasity as per Genadijus. He also included sets to improve aerobic capasity. I wish, i did power test in the begining of nats, he was so busy and full of customers until he had to leave for airport. Next time i, definitely will do this power testing. Anybody did this LA testing in Clovis? Were you surprised or expected this result? I was kind of expected this but wanted to be sure.
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  • No - that does make sense - your lactate is not at the peak within 3 minutes after the race - it takes about 5 minutes + to get to the max value - which was 12. OK, that makes sense, but then I wonder what the clearance % numbers mean? I assumed it was some kind of percentage decrease from max lactate.
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  • No - that does make sense - your lactate is not at the peak within 3 minutes after the race - it takes about 5 minutes + to get to the max value - which was 12. OK, that makes sense, but then I wonder what the clearance % numbers mean? I assumed it was some kind of percentage decrease from max lactate.
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