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What is the best approach for achieving cardio endurance?
I have a month while in the offseason and want to concentrate just on improving cardio, specifically being able to be at a 85% of capacity for at least 20 minutes.
There are lots of ways to work on your cardio . stairmasters, treadmills, swimmng, running, rollerblading, cycling, even walking. The only trick is actually working yourself that hard. Intervals/Fartlek training are good methods to use in or out of the pool. Start with a relatively short interval and expand it or vary it. Fartlek is similar except that you push the first interval and instead of a break, you do a slow, short interval; e.g., 200 sprint, 50 slow.
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2 Responses to “Capacity Endurance”
Hi Char,
Good question! Here at Stanford I have seen teams practice agility drills after warming up, whether it's simulating an agility ladder with cones or doing a combination of agility and sprint work in the same drill (1-2 stick whilst moving forward on a “ladder” finishing with a 10 yd sprint, for example).
One could posit that many folks come from a track&field S&C perspective, where top speed is king, rather than a transitional field sport where the first 10 yards often determines the winner.
There is some argument that there is a specificity to agility practice, and beyond some point if all you are doing is agility ladder work without learning to apply that in a game, there are diminishing returns.
Chris Frost has a great article on “The Huddle” which mentions agility work here:
Also see
and perhaps more specifically
Does that answer the question? The challenge behind athletic development is that there are so many factors at work (Coach Vern Gambetta has a great book which covers this), from work capacity and endurance to movement aptitude, from core to strength, from power training to linear and multidimensional speed / quickness.
So I'd hazard that it is partly cultural, but that you'll find that some teams do more agility work than others. I do think that for covering and being a handler, agility and mobility (particularly in the ankles, knees and hips) are important, as are the ability to quickly accelerate and decelerate for the first 10 yds (we seem to so often train positive-sign acceleration moreso than deceleration, but it's been said that deceleration more easily determines quickness than (top) speed).
Anyone else have thoughts?
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