Very much in the overtrained and under weight category at that point. Wasn't a good time
Over trained always show as a slightly higher than normal for me, first sign of time to knock it back a bit.
Very much in the overtrained and under weight category at that point. Wasn't a good time
Over trained always show as a slightly higher than normal for me, first sign of time to knock it back a bit.
I've read about that from when I was into my running, I couldn't remember what it was called though and I never really tried it.
I'll have to have another read up on it.
So at the moment I cycle twice a week my long ride is on the weekend and between an hour and a half 3 hours and then I do 60 minutes on zwift on a Wednesday.
I'm thinking the long ride I'll aim to stay in zone 2 and the midweek shorter ride lll up the intensity zones 3 and 4
I also do kettlebell workouts, very heavy (for me!) 2 times a week, just dropped from 3.You will want to do more than that if you want to improve fitness. If you just want to stabilise fitness then what you are doing will likely plonk you on a fitness plateau sooner or later.
I’m doing high intensity once a week on the turbo. The rest of the week is low intensity longer duration. The idea is to stabilise where my fitness is, till lockdown eases.
Another way to find your low intensity upper limit is to increase effort to the point where you are just about able to hold a conversation. Talk to yourself to find out. Stay at that effort level and see if HR stabilises and you can keep talking. Then during low intensity aim to be around that HR +/- 2 bpm.
I also do kettlebell workouts, very heavy (for me!) 2 times a week, just dropped from 3.
They are only 15min long of double cleans presses and squats really heavy low reps plenty of rest between sets but gets the heart pumping
I struggle to fit any more in really
Well my ride today i tried to stay in zone 2 as much as possible, im assuming my max is around 181 untill i test it.
So zone 2 should be around 109 to 127 bpm
Harder than it seems! Any hill it was up to upper 130 to 140s!
I think i managed 50% in zone 2 so about 1hr!
Slightly off Topic but is there a way I can connect my heart rate strap to maybe the Garmin Connect app to upload my strength workouts to Strava too?
would be nice to have everything in one place
Strava doesn’t include gym workouts in its sports list because it’s not a sport.Sorry i ment link Garmin connect to my heart rate strap
I ment strength workouts as in lifting weights, with hr strap on
Then when ive done my weights it would upload to strava with sets and reps so i can see what i done last workout
Hope that makes more sence!
Sorry i ment link Garmin connect to my heart rate strap
I ment strength workouts as in lifting weights, with hr strap on
Then when ive done my weights it would upload to strava with sets and reps so i can see what i done last workout
Hope that makes more sence!
my mate uses Garmin forerunner watch to record his gym HR sessions
Strava doesn’t include gym workouts in its sports list because it’s not a sport.
Why not build yourself an Excel to log data (or get something like an Apple Watch)