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    Arrow Best workout for Endurance athlete.

    ok my stats so far are
    BMR =1886.85
    Based upon activity level TDEE = 2452.905
    Stats:
    Weight = 165lbs
    Height = 6ft
    BF= 19 percent or 14 percent judging by picture.

    workout looks like this 6 days a week:
    5 miles on tredmill
    High rep low weight lifitng or leg workout
    core crunches = 200 crunches and knee raises
    Boxing or swimming

    How does this look for work 6 days a week i am a soccer player and a track runner. Help me please

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    i need the best workout to be the best i can be.

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    instead of running miles strait.. try mixing things into it..
    example:
    1/2 mile, 50 flutter kicks, 1/2mile, 50push ups, 1/2 mile, lunges, 1/2 mile,50 sit-ups, 1mile,

    this is the style work out i did before going to army SF selection and though its not a total distance fair, as long as keep going and don't allow yourself to break it will really work you because it forces your body to do more than just run..

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    Quote Originally Posted by quarry206 View Post
    instead of running miles strait.. try mixing things into it..
    example:
    1/2 mile, 50 flutter kicks, 1/2mile, 50push ups, 1/2 mile, lunges, 1/2 mile,50 sit-ups, 1mile,

    this is the style work out i did before going to army SF selection and though its not a total distance fair, as long as keep going and don't allow yourself to break it will really work you because it forces your body to do more than just run..
    Alright sweet thank you.

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    May I suggest incorporating some anaerobic work as well? Although it is not necessarily for "endurance" purposes, running sprints, hill sprints, stairs, and doing high-rep circuits with dumbbells will more closely mimic your on field and track performance than will running five miles every single day. Although soccer players do run an inordinate amount, most of it is in short bursts of 80-100%, not an easy jog of 50% for 5 miles. Try that out. If nothing else, it certainly helps prevent stagnation

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