: Episode 740 – Vinnie explains the science behind zone 2 training with listener Drew who has had significant improvement in his speed and endurance with it.
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DREW HARDIN
- Has been NSNG for a very long time
- Active on Twitter and the FB Group
- Drew was a phone caller at one time, and Vinnie talked him into Zone Two
- Before, he did a lot of HIT
- He likes to help out people with questions on Zone Two
- Has personally found immense success with Zone Two Training
- Zone Two allowed him to perform the way he wanted to
ZONE 2
- Zone Two may be a bit difficult for one’s ego
- You have to be willing to ‘curb your enthusiasm’, so to speak
- It is a slow and sometimes frustrating process, but it works!
- Slow and steady wins the race, quite literally
- You may have to start out walking if you are not in great shape to get your heart back in the swing of things
- It doesn’t mean you will stay slow
- You are building an engine and WILL get faster, slowly but surely
- It doesn’t mean you will stay slow
- You may have to start out walking if you are not in great shape to get your heart back in the swing of things
- A general rule for calculating Zone Two heart rate is about 180 – your age, and then give or take a few points depending on whether or not you are active
- If you are active, add 5, if you are not in shape, subtract 5
- You can also get a test performed to find out
- Zone Two causes your heart to grow in volume without getting thicker
- It can also help skeletal muscle
- Allows your tendons and ligaments to grow into your activity
- Helps runners avoid injury
- Allows your tendons and ligaments to grow into your activity
- Check out old podcasts, like the ones with Mark Allen