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Guide to Zone 2 Training – Episode 725

by Vinnie Tortorich

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Dec192016
Episode 725 - Guide to Zone 2 Training

: Episode 725 — Anna Vocino and Vinnie Tortorich talk about Conrad Anker’s heart attack at 20k feet and explains Zone 2 training and how to calculate your Zone 2 heart rate. 

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  • He had a heart attack at 20,000 feet
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      • Really, he potentially had a heart attack because he has been eating crap for years and the “Death Zone”  is dangerous 
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ZONE 2 TRAINING

  • Zone 1 – your heart rate is in between your resting heart rate and 69% of your possible heart rate
    • Can achieve this by simply doing every day chores
    • Walking around is zone 1
  • Zone 2 is 70% – 79% of your possible heart rate
  • Zone 3 is 80% – 89% of your possible heart rate
  • Zone 4 is 90%-your maximum possible heart rate
  • Zone 5 can only be for a very short time for people who are in incredible shape
    • This is going beyond your redline
  • Vinnie believes Zone 2 is the optimal zone to be in
    • Exercise is a poor way to lose weight, but if you want exercise to burn fat, Zone 2 is the way to go
    • You are burning fat, not worrying about sugar (you shouldn’t be consuming that much sugar that it should matter, anyway)
  • Zone 2 is sustainable and reasonable, and it does not make you have cravings like Zone 3 or more can 

 

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