Author Topic: Tips for stamina?  (Read 2601 times)

Well, it IS a 1km RUN. Mathemagically, it's ~17m/s which is a lot.
1km divided by 5 minutes is 3.33 (repeating of course) meters a second
not 17...

1km divided by 5 minutes is 3.33 (repeating of course) meters a second
not 17...
Shut up Foxscotch. I want to see him run 1km in 58 seconds. I'm sure Pie Crust can run at nearly 40mph.

1km in 5 mins?
not tryna be a richard but that's.. really easy
just run daily, like everyone's said. when you're there, if you're running and it hurts, forget em', keep going because it's not that long anyway

1km divided by 5 minutes is 3.33 (repeating of course) meters a second
not 17...
He's right!

I forgot to divide by 5. 

Wait I just noticed that Adobe didn't show the PDF properly and Foxit did. So I basically read half of the data.

I also need to be able to do 50 pushups, 50 crunches, jump 0.5m on a longjump without previous momentum and the 1km. I am forgeted.

Wait I just noticed that Adobe didn't show the PDF properly and Foxit did. So I basically read half of the data.

I also need to be able to do 50 pushups, 50 crunches, jump 0.5m on a longjump without previous momentum and the 1km. I am forgeted.

If I can't get my fatass off the ground for one pushup, you're forgeted.

If my skinny 110-120 pound ass can do 20-30 push ups you can do it, Pie Crust.

Just have to work hard and effiencently

Jumping a half meter ispretty easy tbh

I tought blockheads had the same running speed and no stamina at all.

I tought blockheads had the same running speed and no stamina at all.

mods???????

Thought this would be about something else

Jumping a half meter ispretty easy tbh
Ik, I can jump about a meter and a half without momentum. That's not a worrying thing.

I'll try doing sets of 10.

Build up a resistance to pain in your legs. Do some research on lactic acid.

STRETCH. Please.

Do some deep breathing excercises and build up your lung capactity.

Most importantly: run.

I had a lecture last year on Cori's cycle.

Also any tips on those breathing excercises?

Swim and run, do some resistance training, build yourself up, start easy and work your way up to harder routines, etc