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提升运动、娱乐和日常生活表现的科学与实践。
The science and practice of enhancing human performance for sport, play, and life.
欢迎来到Perform频道。
Welcome to Perform.
大家好。
Hello, friends.
我是安迪·加尔平博士。
I'm doctor Andy Galpin.
我在加州州立大学富勒顿分校的运动表现中心担任运动生理学教授。
I'm a professor of kinesiology in the Center for Sport Performance at Cal State Fullerton.
在今天的节目中,我们会专门聊聊如何提升你的最大摄氧量。
In today's episode, we're gonna be talking about specifically how to improve your VO2 max.
在之前的节目中,我们讲过心脏。
In previous episodes, we talked about the heart.
我们介绍了它是什么、怎么工作,以及为什么它值得你关注。
We went over what it is, how it works, why you should care about it.
我们之前还花时间讲了‘三个I’:怎么评估你的心血管功能,怎么解读这些数据,判断它是好是坏,甚至是不是世界纪录水平,然后才是怎么干预——具体该怎么做才能提升它。
We also spent some time going over the three Is, so how to investigate or assess your overall cardiovascular function, how to interpret that, to know whether it's good, bad, terrible, or potentially a world record, and then how to intervene, so what to do about it and how to improve its function.
如果你错过了我们之前那期关于心脏的节目,建议你回头听听。
If you missed that previous episode we did on the heart, please go back and check that out.
但我必须提醒你,或者第一次告诉你:VO2 max有多么重要。
But I'd be remiss to not remind you or tell you for the first time about how important VO2 max is.
如果你想看所有研究、直接链接,以及具体的数据和数值,这些在上一期节目和节目笔记里都有。
If you want all the studies, direct links, specific details on the statistics and values, you can see that in the previous episode as well as the show notes for that episode.
但简单说一句,VO2 max 是我们目前已知的、预测全因死亡率最强的指标之一。
But really quickly, your VO2 max is one of the most significant predictors of all cause mortality that we know of.
事实上,跟血压、吸烟史、胆固醇这些传统指标相比,虽然它们都很重要,但VO2 max 对生存率和死亡风险的预测能力,可能是它们的两倍、三倍,甚至高达四倍。
In fact, if you compare it to more traditional markers like blood pressure, smoking history, cholesterol levels, while those are all very important, VO2 max can be two to three to even up to four fold higher predictor of survival and mortality than those other traditional markers.
所以它真的极其关键。
So it's insanely important.
事实上,很多人认为,如果你想知道自己能活多久,VO2 max 就是最该关注的指标。
And in fact, many folks would argue it is the most important metric to pay attention to if you wanna know how long you're going to live.
我刚才可能说得有点夸张了,但这个数字对预测你的寿命确实重要到令人震惊。
Now, I apologize for being overly dramatic about that, but really it is that astounding about how important that number is to determining how long you're going to live.
另一个关键点是,VO2 max 没有上限——越高,你的生存几率就越高。
The other important point about this is there is no upper limit, such that the higher your VO2 max, the higher your chance of survival continues to go.
它似乎根本不存在回报递减的情况。
It really doesn't seem to get to any point of diminishing returns.
所以,这是一个你可以主动掌控的指标。
And so it's a metric that is within your control.
它可以说是决定你寿命最重要的指标之一,甚至就是最重要的。
It is arguably one of, if not the most important metric for how long you're going to live.
越高越好。
And the higher, the better.
所以,无论你是想跑马拉松,还是想打球运动,其实都没关系。
And so focusing on this, whether you want to run a marathon or want to play sports, it really doesn't matter.
如果你想活得更久、更健康,VO2 max 应该成为你的首要关注之一。
If you wanna live longer and better, VO2 max should be one of your top priorities.
但今天这场讨论,我想换种方式,把全部时间都用来聊聊实际应用。
But in today's discussion, I wanted to do something a little bit different, and that is really spend our entire time going over practical applications.
我会带你们一步步看具体的训练计划和方法,既讲清楚背后的原理,也给出可参考的实操范例,帮你们自己设计训练方案,或者指导别人。
I wanna walk you through exact programs and protocols, giving you both the concepts as well as specific methodologies as samples to help you get guided in either developing your own program or helping others with theirs.
为了做到这一点,我得先快速说一下,当我们提升耐力或VO2 max时,到底想达成什么目标,这样你们就能明白,不同训练方式里那些共通的核心要素。
In order to do that, I need to start with a very quick overview of what we're trying to actually accomplish when we're improving our endurance or VO2 max so that you understand the different components that tend to be pretty similar amongst all different styles and training approaches.
我保证这部分会非常简短。
I promise we'll keep that very brief.
之后,我们就直接进入一个专门提升VO2 max的具体训练方案。
After that, we're gonna jump right into a very specific protocol for improving your VO two max.
再之后,我会分享一个朋友用来完成人生第一场马拉松的训练方法。
And then after that, I'm gonna share with you a specific protocol a friend of mine used to complete his first ever marathon.
在继续深入之前,我想先插个广告,感谢我们的赞助商,没有他们,这个节目根本办不起来。
Now, we go too much further, I'd like to take a quick break and thank our sponsors because they make this show possible.
他们上榜不仅因为产品和服务确实出色,更因为我自己真心喜欢,也在用。
Not only are they on this list because they offer great products and services, but because I actually personally love them and use them myself.
本期节目由LMNT赞助播出。
Today's episode is brought to you by LMNT.
LMNT是一种电解质饮品,含有理想的钠、钾和镁配比,而且不含糖。
LMNT is an electrolyte drink mix that has an ideal ratio of sodium, potassium, and magnesium, but has no sugar.
电解质对维持良好水分平衡至关重要,这一点我多年来一直强调。
Electrolytes are critical to proper hydration, which I've been harping on for years.
但光靠喝水是做不到的。
But you can't do that by only drinking water.
事实上,很多人可能还记得,早在2020年,我就在我的YouTube系列视频里推荐过Element,那时候这个播客都还没诞生呢。
In fact, many of you will probably remember that I featured Element in my YouTube series on optimizing hydration all the way back in 2020, which is obviously long before this podcast even existed.
所以我早就一直是LMNT的粉丝了。
So I've been a fan of LMNT for a long time.
其实,细心的听众会发现,这些关于补水的视频正是加尔平补水公式的灵感来源,这个公式并不是我命名的,而是由著名的神经科学家安德鲁·休伯曼博士提出的。
In fact, astute listeners will also realize these hydration videos were the genesis of the Galpin hydration equation, named not by me, but by the legendary neuroscientist, Doctor.
安德鲁·休伯曼。
Andrew Huberman.
我之所以在这些视频里推荐LMNT,是因为它含有1000毫克钠、200毫克钾和60毫克镁,这种配比在市场上真的独一无二,而且有扎实的科学依据。
I featured LMNT in these videos because their blend of a thousand milligrams of sodium, two hundred milligrams potassium, and sixty milligrams magnesium really is different than any other electrolyte on the market and has great scientific support.
但我得说得特别清楚一点。
However, I wanna be ultra clear.
1000毫克的钠含量其实很高,并不是每个人都需要这么多。
One thousand milligrams of sodium is a lot and not everyone needs that much.
如果你平时不怎么运动、不出汗,饮食里本身盐分就很多,比如吃很多加工食品,或者有跟钠相关的健康问题,那这个量可能就太多了。
In fact, that may be way too much if you don't exercise or sweat much, already eat a lot of salt in your diet, say from a lot of processed foods, or otherwise have sodium related medical concerns.
我自己经常用柑橘味和西瓜味的,出门前喝上一瓶,尤其是要一整天训练、长途徒步或者去打猎的时候。
I personally use the citrus and watermelon flavors a ton to prehydrate before heading out on a full day of training or a long hike or a hunt.
因为我知道那时候会大量流失水分,也没法随时补充。
Since I know I'll be losing a bunch of fluids and won't have many opportunities to take things with me.
Element最近还推出了一款新的气泡饮料罐装产品,我特别喜欢。
Element has also just released a new line of can sparkling Element, which I am all about.
如果你想试试Element,可以去drinklmnt.com/perform,购买任何一款Element电解质粉,就能免费获得一份试用装。
If you'd like to try Element, you can go to drinklmnt.com/perform to claim a free Element sample pack with the purchase of any Element drink mix.
再提醒一次,去 drinklmnt.com/perform 领取免费试用装。
Again, that's drinklmnt.com/perform to claim a free sample pack.
今天的节目还要感谢 Vitality Blueprint 的支持。
Today's episode is also brought to you by Vitality Blueprint.
Vitality 是全球唯一专为高性能人群设计的全面血液检测公司。
Vitality is the world's only comprehensive blood work company built specifically for high performance.
正如我们在《Perform》播客整个季度中会谈到的,高质量的血液检测是了解自身生理状况和改进方向的最佳方式之一。
As we'll cover throughout the season of the Perform podcast, a high quality blood test is one of the best ways to better understand your physiology and areas for improvement.
Vitality Blueprint 使用超过一百种对身心表现至关重要的分子生物标志物,并提供无与伦比的数据解读与分析。
Vitality Blueprint uses over 100 molecular biomarkers that are critical to physical and mental performance, then provides unrivaled interpretation and analysis of these data.
让你彻底明白身体里正在发生什么。
So you know exactly what's going on in your body.
在此基础上,Vitality 的创新软件能帮你轻松制定清晰且高度个性化的饮食、生活方式和营养补充方案,完全贴合你的身体状况和目标。
From there, Vitality's innovative software allows you to easily create clear and highly specific lifestyle, nutrition, and supplementation plans based upon your unique physiology and goals.
想体验全球最顶级的运动血液检测?请访问 vitalityblueprint.com/perform。
Experience the world's most premium performance blood work by going to vitalityblueprint.com/perform.
我知道这东西有多厉害,因为我和丹·加纳亲自打造了它。
I know exactly how dope this thing is, because Dan Garner and I built it ourselves.
这套系统我们过去十年里已经用在成千上万的运动员身上了。
Based upon that system we've used in thousands of athletes over the last decade or so.
我们特别兴奋,因为以前只有世界顶尖的运动员、音乐家这些人才能用的东西,现在每个人都能用了。
So we're stoked that something that's previously only been accessible to the world's most decorated athletes, musicians, and so on, is now open to everyone.
让我们帮你彻底焕活身体,提升状态,发挥出最佳水平。
Let's finally get you looking, feeling, and performing at your absolute best.
第一步,就去 vitalityblueprint.com/perform 了解详情。
And that starts by going to vitalityblueprint.com/perform.
咱们开始吧。
Let's go.
为了帮大家理清思路,我觉得咱们先退一步,从更大的框架来看。
So to get us started, I really do think it's important that we zoom out just a little bit.
当我们说要提升最大摄氧量时,得明白这仅仅是耐力的一个方面。
When we say improve our VO two max, we have to acknowledge that that is only one component of endurance.
所以你真正说的是VO2最大值,还是说你想要一整天更有精力、不那么容易累?
So do you truly mean VO two max, or do you mean your ability to have more energy throughout the day, to feel less fatigued?
这两者完全是两回事。
Those are really different conversations.
都很重要,但在这个例子中,我想重点放在提升VO2最大值上。
All important, but in this particular example, I wanna focus on really improving just the VO two max.
明白吗?
Okay?
所以考虑到这一点,我喜欢用第一性原理的方法,也就是先把视角拉到最远。
So then thinking through that, I like to use a method called first principles, which says, let's zoom all the way out.
想想看,要让我的VO2最大值很高,需要哪些条件全部到位?
Let's think about everything that would have to happen for me to have a high VO2 max.
然后第一步,先分析自己,看看在哪个环节出现了疲劳或短板,再想办法解决。
And then number one, analyze my own self to figure out where in that program am I fatiguing or lacking, and then how do I solve it?
如果你不清楚具体问题在哪,那就直接做一个覆盖所有潜在短板的训练计划。
If you don't know, then you would actually just do a program that addresses all potential areas of failure.
如果你知道自己哪里出了问题,那就可以稍微多往那个方向倾斜一些。
If you do know your area of failure, then you would probably hedge a little bit more towards that.
我什么意思呢?
What do I mean?
我们可以举出很多例子来说明。
Well, we could come up with any number of examples here.
比如说,你觉得自己跑得没以前快了。
But let's say you are feeling like you're just not running as fast as you used to.
这可能并不是有氧能力的问题。
Well, that may not be a VO2 max issue.
更可能是速度问题,或者动作技术的问题。
It may be a speed issue, maybe a mechanics issue.
再比如,如果你是运动员,比赛时总感觉特别容易累。
Let's say you're having a different issue where you're feeling fatigued in games if you're an athlete.
那这可能其实跟热身有关。
Well, this may actually have to do with your warmup.
可能是营养方面的问题。
It could be nutrition related.
也可能是运动心理学的因素。
It could be sports psychology.
你的身体可能处于过度活跃或反应不足的状态,类似这种情况。
You are upregulated or downregulated or something like that.
所以在为高水平运动员解决问题时,我建议你别一上来就照搬某个训练计划,直接套用,觉得对谁都有效。
And so when we really go into solving problems for high performers, I would encourage you to not just grab a program like this, put it in place, and assume it's gonna work for everyone.
它可能对很多人有用。
It may work for many.
当然,我会向你推荐一些我觉得特别有效的训练方案。
Obviously, I'm going to present to you programs I think are very effective.
但我真的希望你能仔细思考你个人和你所处的具体情况。
But I really would encourage you to think through the performance of you and your individual situation.
依我的经验来看,问题并不总是出在生理层面。
In my experience, it's not always a physiological issue.
可能还有一些更容易入手、能直接提升你表现的方面,而这些是你真正关心的。
There could be other lower hanging fruit that improves your performance in a way that you care about.
这并不一定只是生理层面的问题。
That's not necessarily just physiology.
抛开这些不说,咱们现在来聊聊最大摄氧量。
All that aside, let's go ahead and dive into VO2 max.
记住,我们这里讨论的是中枢和外周两方面的问题,中枢指的是心血管系统,特别是你的心脏,外周则指的是你的肌肉组织。
Remember, what we're talking about here is a central and peripheral issue, meaning central as in your cardiovascular system, specifically really your heart, and peripheral as in your musculature.
所以这个问题有两个方面。
So there's two sides to this equation.
我常用来解释最大摄氧量的公式,是经过修改的Fick公式,我们在上一期关于心脏的节目里已经讲过:最大摄氧量等于心率乘以每搏输出量。
VO2 max, the equation I like to use, the modified FIC equation, which we talked about and described in the previous cardiac episode, is your VO two max is equivalent to your heart rate multiplied by your stroke volume.
而心率乘以每搏输出量,其实就是心输出量,再乘以动静脉血氧差。
That's also heart rate times stroke volume is known as your cardiac output, multiplied by your a VO two difference.
也就是说,它反映的是你每次心跳能泵出多少血、一分钟能泵多少次——这就是心输出量Q;再乘以动静脉血氧差,也就是你的肌肉能从血液里提取多少氧气。
And so it's how much blood you can get out of your heart per pump, many pumps you can get away with, that's the Q, that's the cardiac output, multiplied by your AVO2 difference, which tells you how much oxygen you can extract from your blood into your working tissue.
那我就先说到这里,不细说了。
So I'm gonna stop right there with the details.
这才是我们真正需要思考的问题。
That's really what we have to think about.
所以接下来,我们要想一想:我的瓶颈到底出在哪里?
And so along the way, then we start thinking, alright, where is my point of failure?
如果我的每搏输出量受限,原因是什么?
If I'm limited in my stroke volume, why?
是因为心脏太小了吗?
Is it because my heart's too small?
明白了。
Okay.
如果是心脏泵血能力的问题,训练方式跟氧气利用不足完全是两回事。
Well, solving that problem is a different style of training than if my issue is extracting oxygen into tissue.
后者有它对应的训练方法。
There's a different training solution for that.
也许你的问题出在肺部的运作机制上。
Maybe your issue is mechanics of your lungs.
可能是你呼吸方式不对,或者肋间肌和膈肌疲劳了。
Maybe you're not breathing properly, or maybe your intercostals are diaphragm fatigue.
也有可能是姿势引起的。
Maybe it's posture related.
我们要深入分析好几个方面,才能真正解决这个问题。
There's various components we wanna get into to really address this.
对于高水平耐力运动员或追求耐力表现的人来说,关键在于能深入分析,找出你最大的短板在哪里,然后专门设计训练方案来解决这个具体问题。
So high endurance athlete or endurance performance solutions are individuals who can dive into that stuff and figure out, hey, your most your biggest hole here, your biggest problem is this particular area, and so we're gonna design your protocols to solve that problem.
对吧?
Right?
不过,假设你手头没有这些信息,我们还是先用一个典型的例子来说明。
Nonetheless, though, let's assume you don't have any of that information, and we'll just move through with one quality example.
我再强调最后一次。
I will reiterate just one more time.
提高最大摄氧量的方法多得数不清。
There are many, many, many ways to improve VO2 max.
我接触过不少顶尖的耐力运动教练。
I've talked to and know a bunch of high level endurance coaches.
这方面的研究也特别多。
There's a ton of research in this as well.
随便一搜就能找到一大堆训练方案。
And so you could pull up just endless amounts of protocols.
我并不是想说,我待会儿要介绍的这个方案就是最好的,或者比别的都强,它只是我了解的、效果非常不错的其中一个例子。
My goal is to not tell you that the protocol I'm about to present to you is the best or better than anything else, but it is just a sample of one protocol that I know works very well.
具体怎么用,还得看你的目标和实际情况,你可能需要做很多调整,甚至换一套完全不同的方法。说了这么多,现在咱们终于来聊聊这个方案吧。
And so depending on your goals and situation, you may wanna make many changes or use an entirely different set All those caveats to say, now let's finally jump into the protocol.
我们说到VO2的时候,我默认指的就是最大摄氧量,也就是身体能达到的最高极限。
Remember, when we say VO2, I'm assuming you mean VO2 max, which is that maximal capacity or ability.
最大心率、最大氧气利用率、最大每搏输出量,诸如此类。
Maximum heart rate, maximum oxygen extraction, maximum stroke volume, etcetera.
你可能更关心像次最大强度的运动表现。
You may actually be more interested in something like a submaximal performance.
怎么在相同心率下跑得更远?
So how can I cover more distance at a given heart rate?
或者怎么在比赛中跑得更快?
Or how can I run my race faster?
或者怎么在比赛中表现更好,又不那么累?
Or how can I perform better without getting so tired in my given event?
不管是打匹克球、划皮划艇,还是打排球,都一样。
In my pickleball or canoeing or volleyball or whatever I'm playing.
这些是完全不同的问题。
Those are different conversations.
我们现在重点讲怎么最大限度提升VO2。
We're really gonna talk about how to maximize the VO2 right now.
关于如何在马拉松中表现更好,我们稍后再聊。
We'll cover the things like performing better in your marathon a little bit later.
好的。
Alright.
所以,VO2最大值训练本身的意思是,好吧。
So VO2 max training then per se says, alright.
我们有三个主要方面要讨论。
We've got three major components to discuss.
第一个是你的运动方式是什么?
The very first one is what is your modality?
换句话说,你做什么运动?
In other words, what's your exercise?
如果你对运动方式没有偏好,那随便选什么都行。
If you are exercise agnostic, then you really you can pick anything you want.
你可以推雪橇。
You can push a sled.
你可以冲刺。
You can sprint.
你可以游泳。
You can swim.
你可以骑自行车。
You can bike.
你可以用冲刺自行车。
You can use an assault bike.
你可以选择任何你喜欢的方式。
You can use whatever you would like.
如果你是为了提升某项特定比赛的表现,比如一场搏击或竞技中的最大摄氧量,那就得选和这项运动匹配的训练方式。
If you're trying to improve performance in, again, a given race or your VO two max for a fight or a competition, then you're gonna wanna pick the mode specific to that.
明白吗?
K?
如果你只是单纯想提高最大摄氧量,那就不必拘泥于某种方式。
Again, if you are simply after the VO two max, then you are mode agnostic.
实际上,你可以甚至应该混合几种不同的训练方式。
In fact, you could probably use a combination and probably should use a combination of different modalities.
你应该选一个能同时达成两个目标的项目。
What you wanna do is pick something that accomplishes two things.
第一,能让你充分发力,不管是高强度、长时间、高专注,还是其他你想达到的状态。
One, allows you to execute sufficient effort so you can do this a bunch at a high effort or a high intensity or long duration or high focus or whatever we're gonna wanna do there.
第二,不能限制你的技术发挥。
And then secondly, one that's not limiting your technical proficiency.
如果你不擅长跑步,我就不建议你选它。
So if you're not good at running, I wouldn't recommend doing this.
很多人想提升最大摄氧量或耐力时,都会犯一个常见又严重的错误:一上来就跑去跑步,然后盲目加量。
One of the common and largest mistakes folks make when trying to improve their VO two max or endurance in general is they hop into things like running, and then they just start adding volume.
比如今天跑一英里,下周跑两英里,再下周三英里,或者不断加强度。
That's so they do one mile today and two miles the next week and three or etcetera, or intensity.
他们可能先做三十秒全力冲刺,做三组。
So they do, you know, thirty seconds of hard work, and then they do three rounds of that.
下一周就加到四组,再下一周五组。
And the next week, they do four rounds, then five rounds.
我们是在真正不正确或不理想的动作模式基础上,逐步增加强度和训练量。
We start building this intensity and volume on top of either truly dysfunctional or suboptimal movement patterns.
这就会导致很多受伤和过度疲劳。
And that results in a lot of injury and a lot of excessive fatigue.
明白吗?
Okay?
所以你得特别小心。
So you wanna be really careful.
如果你对运动方式没偏好,那就选一种你技术上拿得稳、不容易受伤或耗尽的。
Pick something you are technically proficient in if you are modality agnostic and something you're not going to be broken down or injured with.
接下来我们要讨论的是强度和训练量的调整。
The next thing then is the intensity and the volume we're gonna wanna play with.
每个教练对这些概念的定义都不一样。
Every coach defines these things differently.
他们觉得你应该在不同强度区间花上不同的时间。
They think you should spend a different amount of time in different zones.
不过,几乎所有的教练都会承认,至少有三个,甚至四个训练区域是你应该覆盖的。
You can kinda think of this though almost all coaches acknowledge there's at least three, potentially four areas that you should train in.
最低、最基础的那个层次,如果你想叫它一级区或者二级区,也行。
The bottom easiest level, if you'd like to call this zone one or zone two, you can.
说实话,我本人很少用这些说法。
I don't honestly, candidly, don't use that stuff much.
如果你是布莱恩·麦肯齐那样的人,也可以把这些叫作一挡、二挡。
You can call these gear one or gear two if you're Brian McKenzie or someone like that.
你也可以把这些叫做‘蓝区’。
You could call these things just more like blue zone.
或者用‘主观疲劳评分’,也就是RPE来描述。
You could call them RPE or relative perceived exertion.
这个训练强度,从1到10分,你觉得有多吃力?
How hard does this feel on a scale of one to 10?
你可以把这种强度定为1到10分里的2到4分左右。
And call this, you know, something like two to four on a scale again of one to 10.
所以人们用来调整训练的方式有很多。
So there's lots of different ways people shake this up.
举个粗略的例子,这大概是你心率的60%到65%。
Just to give you very rough examples, this is probably something like 60 to 65% of your heart rate.
当然,有些人对这些数字的定义会稍有不同。
Again, some folks will define those numbers a little bit differently.
这种运动你边做边聊天都没问题。
This could be exercise that you could do while maintaining a conversational pace.
总之,方法多种多样。
So lots of different ways to go about it.
你可以说其中一些方式更好,但这里只是让你大致了解低强度训练是怎么回事。
You could make an argument for many of them being better than others, but this is just getting you the basic idea of lower intensity exercises.
接下来,你就进入下一个强度区间。
After that, you move up to your next zone or area.
这可能是二区和三区的结合,或者按那个系统叫三档。
Again, could be a combination of zone two or zone three, maybe gear three on that system.
有些人可能会把这个叫做绿色。
Maybe others call this a green color.
这个强度大概相当于主观疲劳程度的五到六级,最高可能到七级。
This is probably something like an RPE of five to six, maybe up to seven.
你这时候处于中等强度的区间。
You're kind of in this moderate intensity zone.
心率大概会落在65%到85%之间,差不多这个范围。
Heart rates are gonna range here between that 65 all the way up to like eighty five percent plus or minus, something in that neighborhood.
最后,到了最高级别,你的心率通常会超过85%。
And then finally, all the way at the top, you're now at 85% plus of your heart rate typically.
用这种方式来划分的话,这就属于第四档了。
You're now into gear four in that way of defining it.
还有人会把这个叫做红色。
And others would call this red.
这时候你已经是在拼尽全力了。
Okay, so you're really moving really, really hard.
你这时候绝对没法边运动边聊天。
You're definitely not at a conversation pace.
光靠鼻子呼吸几乎肯定不够用。
You're almost surely not gonna be able to breathe through your nose alone.
你得张开嘴喘气,整个人都在拼命发力。
You're gonna have to open up your mouth and you're moving here.
至于你练得多不多,蓝、绿、红这三个区间可能就足够了。
Now, depending on how trained you are, those three zones, kind of blue, green, and red might be enough.
如果你训练有素,或者至少中等水平,可能会再加一个第四档。
If you are highly trained and you're comfortable or even moderately trained, you might add a fourth one on top of that.
我习惯管这个叫红外档。
I like to call this one infrared.
这差不多就是你最大心率的95%以上了。
And this is kind of like your 95% plus.
大多数人应该都明白,练到80到85%,甚至90%的心率,虽然吃力,但还能撑得住。
So there's a difference, most folks would know this, that training at 80 to 85 or even 90% of your heart rate is challenging but manageable.
一旦你突破95、96、97这个门槛,那真的完全是另一回事了。
When you cross that threshold of 95, 96, 97, it is really honestly a different thing.
97%和87%根本不是一回事。
97% is not the same as 87%.
所以我把这最后的5%叫做红外区。
And so I kinda called that last 5% the infrared zone.
所有这些方法,都有各自的优缺点。
So with all of these things, there are pros and cons.
明白吗?
Okay?
高强度训练最大的好处就是,能在极短的时间内带来巨大的生理适应。
The global general benefit of the really high intensity stuff is it creates a tremendous amount of physiological adaptation in a short amount of time.
你只需要几分钟,甚至几秒钟的发力。
So you're talking minutes to seconds of work.
比如高强度间歇训练就是这样。
This could be things like high intensity intervals.
这可能是全力以赴的极限冲刺。
This could be maximum all out efforts.
这里面有很多不同的方式。
Lots of different stuff there.
一般持续二十秒,最多也就几分钟。
Typically twenty seconds to maybe like a couple of minutes at most.
然后你要一遍又一遍地重复这种努力。
And then you're gonna repeat that effort time and time again.
中等强度的训练就不太一样了。
The moderate stuff is a little bit different.
它不需要那么大的力气,也不会那么痛苦或煎熬。
It requires not as much effort, not as much pain, not as much suffering.
虽然花的时间更长,但对很多人来说,没那么吓人、没那么难熬,也没那么费脑子。
It's gonna be a little more time demanding, but it's not quite as intimidating or hard or mentally difficult to get into for a lot of folks as the red stuff.
最低强度的那部分则正好相反。
The bottom stuff is the opposite.
也很有效,而且更容易坚持。
Also effective, easier to do.
热身不需要那么严格。
You don't necessarily have to have as diligent of a warm up.
受伤的风险很低,但你需要持续更长的时间。
Your injury risk is pretty low, but you're gonna have to go for a longer period of time.
我觉得很难说服别人,说只在其中一个强度区间训练就能把VO2最大化。
I think you're gonna have a difficult time making a cogent argument that you could stick in any one of those zones for all of your training and optimize your VO2.
我还没见过哪项研究或者顶级教练是完全只用一个区间来训练的。
I'm not really sure I know of any research or high level coaches that pick one zone and stay in it entirely.
实际上,这么做会带来不少问题。
In fact, think you're gonna run into a lot of problems with that.
所以大多数人会把这三到四个区间结合起来使用。
And so most are gonna use a combination of these three to four areas in various pieces.
理想情况下,你会找到一种方式,既能最大化某个区间的收益,又能把副作用降到最低,这就是如何搭配训练计划的关键。
And ideally, you're gonna find you can maximize the benefits of one of the areas while minimizing consequences and that's how you blend your program together.
举个简单的例子,低强度训练的问题在于,它对身体的刺激不够,所以得花很长时间才能见效。
Really quickly as an example, the downside of lower intensity stuff is it doesn't create a lot of stimulus for adaptation, so it requires a long amount of time.
明白吗?
Okay?
你在一个动作模式上花的时间越长,就越容易造成组织损伤。
The more time you spend in a movement pattern, the more likely you are to have tissue injuries.
因为你只是增加了接触时间,或者总的运动量。
You're just simply creating more contact time or more overall exertion.
人们不锻炼的最主要原因,毫无疑问,就是坚持不下去。
And the biggest reason people don't exercise, number one by far is adherence.
而影响坚持与否的最关键因素,就是时间。
And the number one driver of adherence is time.
明白吗?
Okay?
所以这些缺点都挺明显的。
So downsides there.
但如果你转向另一端,用那种红外线设备,那就很棒了。
But if you go to the other end and you go to that infrared stuff, well, that's great.
整个锻炼时间可能不到二十分钟,但它能深度调动你的恢复资源。
The total workout can be, you know, under twenty minutes, but it really, really taps into your recovery reserves.
从95%的强度恢复,比90%要难得多。
It is way harder to recover from 95% than it is even 90%.
所以,恢复所需的时间并不会随着强度增加而线性增长。
And so it's not a linear increase in recovery with an increased intensity.
而是呈指数级上升。
It's exponential.
因此你得特别小心别用得太频繁,否则会严重削弱你的恢复能力,进而影响其他训练。
And so you really have to be concerned with dosing that stuff too much because it it really takes away your ability to recover, which means it's gonna eliminate your other training.
所以,我们在提升最大摄氧量时,其实就是在玩这种平衡游戏。
So that's really the game we're playing with trying to improve our VO two max.
我们还得留意训练的特异性。
We also have specificity we need to pay attention to.
所以如果你想在某种运动中提升最大摄氧量,比如划船机,那最好的办法就是多划船。
So if you wanna get better at your VO two max in a given modality, say this is on a rower, then you're gonna get faster at that by rowing.
这一点我们看得非常清楚。
We see that very clearly.
有大量研究显示,如果让一群人专门训练划船机,然后再让他们在自行车或跑步机上做最大摄氧量测试,和他们在划船机上的表现相比,后者的提升幅度会小很多——因为他们划船时更高效、更放松、动作模式也更熟练,诸如此类。
There's excellent research on if you take people and train them on a rower and then have them do a VO2 max test on a bike or running for that matter, and you compare that to their VO two max on the rower, they're gonna have greater percentage increases in their VO two max on the rower than they will on the bike or on the treadmill simply because they became more efficient, they became more relaxed, their motor patterns were better, etcetera, etcetera.
因此,针对性训练能帮你额外获得一小部分但非常关键的最大摄氧量提升,方法就是专注练这项运动。
So specificity is a way to get an extra, you know, small but important percentage increase in your VO2 max by simply working on that modality.
说了这么多,接下来我们直接来看我为你准备的这个训练计划。
So that all being said, let's go ahead and dive into this sample program I've got prepared for you.
说实话,光听我讲或者看视频,这个计划确实不太好跟上。
Now, candidly, it is a little challenging to follow just hearing my voice or watching this in the video.
所以请去节目说明里找一下。
And so please go to the show notes.
你可以下载这个训练计划。
You're gonna be able to download this program.
这里面有很多图表、说明和资料,能帮你更好地使用这些训练方法,但我要是光靠嘴把整个八周的每一组动作都一步步讲清楚,实在有点难。
There's a lot of graphics and explanations and stuff that's gonna really help you use these things better, but it would be pretty challenging for me to just explain this entire thing to you step by step, rep by rep for the entire eight weeks, just verbally here.
如果你觉得哪里不太明白,或者觉得不够清晰,这些额外的资源会帮上大忙。
So you have more resources there if you're having a hard time or maybe it's not as crystal clear as you would like it.
不过我会尽量讲得清楚些,让你哪怕只是听或看视频,也能收获实用的信息。
I'm gonna do my best though to walk you through it so that you can get some usable information just simply listening or watching the video.
简单说一下背景,我待会要介绍的这个训练计划,是专门为提升八周内的VO2最大值设计的。
Just for a little bit of context, the program I'm about to explain to you was developed to improve VO2 max over an eight week training phase.
我马上就会详细展开讲。
I'm gonna get into the details here in one second.
但要注意,这个计划最适合的是训练年限较短、体能水平从低到中等的人群。
But it's important to recognize this is probably best for people who are of a fairly low training age or physical fitness to up to kind of moderate.
高水平的耐力运动员当然也能用,但它并不是为他们量身定制的,效果可能没那么理想。
It can absolutely be used for high level and elite endurance athletes, but it's not optimized and designed for that cause.
举个例子,这个计划一开始比较保守,然后慢慢增加强度。
To give you an example, the program starts off pretty conservative and works your way up.
如果你训练水平很高,可能需要比这个更激进一点。
If you're highly trained, you may wanna be a little more aggressive than that.
举个简单的例子,如果你听过我们之前关于心脏和心肌的那期节目,应该还记得挪威自行车手奥斯卡·斯文森的故事。
Just a really easy example, if you've listened to the previous episode we did on the heart and cardiac tissue, you may remember the story of the Norwegian cyclist, Oskar Svensson.
他的训练计划中,大约75%的时间都在60%到82%的最大心率区间内进行。
His training program was something like 75% of his time, he worked in the 60 to 82% heart rate peak range.
对吧?
Right?
这个计划不会让你这么快就达到那么高的强度。
This program is is not gonna get you that high that fast.
奥斯卡有75%的时间在60%到82%之间,20%的时间在83%到87%之间。
So Oscar spent 75% of his time kinda 60 to 82%, 20% of his time between 83 to 87%.
所以,我们这个计划根本不会涉及这种中高区间的心率划分。
So again, that's a differentiation that we're not even gonna make in this program that kinda like mid upper range.
剩下的5%时间,他才在88%以上的心率区间训练。
And then only 5% of his time in that 88% plus.
明白吗?
Alright?
所以我们的主题也会类似。
So we're gonna have a similar theme.
而且我觉得大多数训练计划都是这样做的。
And again, I think you will see most programs will do that.
你会结合低、中、高强度的训练方式。
You're gonna use a combination of this low, moderate, and high intensity stuff.
你不会花太多时间在高强度上。
You're not gonna spend that much time at high intensity.
要恰当地控制强度。
You're gonna dose it appropriately.
你大部分时间还是会放在较低强度的训练上。
And you'll probably spend the bulk of your time in lower intensities.
但这里提到的比例,和我待会要讲的差别会很大。
But the percentages here are really gonna be different than the percentages I'm about to explain to you.
这正是我最想强调的重点。
So that's the point I really wanted to make.
如果你刚接触训练,或者已经有一定基础但还不算资深,建议从稍低的强度开始。
You may wanna start if you're moderately or just new to training at a little bit lower intensity.
背后的原因有很多,不过我们留到别的时间再细聊。
And there's a lot of reasons for that, but we'll get into those at another point.
那我们直接进入正题吧。
So let's dive right into it.
这个训练计划叫‘蜕变’,是由乔尔·贾米森设计的。
This program is called Metamorphosis, and it was developed by Joel Jamieson.
乔尔在这个领域深耕多年,堪称体能训练界的传奇人物。
Joel has been around for a very long time, a legend in the field of conditioning, if you will.
他写过一本关于体能训练的绝佳书籍。
He's got a fantastic book on conditioning.
如果你感兴趣,不妨找来读一读。
You're welcome to pick that up.
我们也会提供这些资源的链接,还有Joel的官方网站。
We'll have links to all these things as well as Joel's website.
他有很多优质的课程和培训资料,还有其他一系列训练项目。
He has excellent education and courses and a whole bunch of other training programs.
他在将HRV——我们之前几期聊过的那个指标——引入美国并推广开来方面,可以说是关键人物之一。
He is probably one of the people most relevant in bringing HRV, which we've talked about in other episodes, to America and making it a big part of it.
他是健身与耐力训练领域的一位泰斗,带出过许多职业运动员和世界冠军。
So a monumental figure in the world of conditioning and endurance has trained many professional athletes and world champions along the way.
所以我完全相信这个项目的效果。
So I know the program works.
我用过很多次,也深入研究过他提出的各种理念,多年来一直阅读他的著作。
I've used it plenty of times and I've used a lot of the concepts and I've read Joel's work extensively for many years.
于是我联系了他,问他是否同意我把整个项目分享给你们。
So I reached out to him and I asked him if he was okay with me sharing this entire program with you.
当然,Joel人特别好。
And of course, Joel's such a great guy.
他直接说,当然可以。
He said, absolutely.
这就是乔尔·贾米森的‘蜕变’计划。
So this is Joel Jamieson's Metamorphosis program.
这个计划为期八周,专门用来提升你的最大摄氧量。
It is eight weeks designed to improve your VO2 max.
最大摄氧量。
Max.
一开始的第一个月左右,我们会先打基础。
It's gonna start off with the assumption that for the first month or so, we're gonna build a foundation.
第二个月,就会慢慢加点强度。
The second month, we're gonna start picking up the pace a little bit.
他设计的方案最初是每周五天,之后再增加到每周六天。
He's got it developed and designed to be five days a week initially, and then moving to six days a week after that.
当然,如果这个安排不适合你,完全可以按自己的情况调整,比如每周练四天、三天,或者别的节奏都行。
Of course, if that doesn't work for you, feel free to make the modifications that you need, whether you can do four days a week or three or anything else.
我会跟你们说具体的安排和细节,但你们别觉得一定要完全照做才行,不按这个来就不能练了。
So I'm gonna give you the specifics and details, but please, I don't want you thinking that if you can't follow this to a T, that you can't use a program at all.
关键是理解背后的理念,然后根据自己的情况灵活调整。
Think about the concepts and adjust accordingly for your circumstance.
第一个月,他会安排交替进行他所说的‘轻松’和‘中等’强度训练。
So initially, what he's gonna do for the first month is say, all right, we're gonna alternate between what he calls kind of easy and moderate.
第一天轻松,第二天中等,第三天轻松,第四天中等,第五天又是轻松。
So day one is easy, day two is moderate, day three is easy, day four is moderate, and then day five is easy.
他特别强调低强度训练,重点提升心脏输出量、增加每搏输出量、增强心脏能力,让你更高效,促进毛细血管生长,同时优化你的动作模式。
He's really again leaning heavily on this lower intensity stuff, trying to work on cardiac output, building stroke volume, building the heart's capacity, getting you more efficient, developing capillaries in your tissue, and then honestly getting you efficient in your movement patterns.
你可以用任何方式来做,这个训练不挑运动形式,骑自行车完全没问题。
You can use, you know, again, it's movement pattern agnostic, so you can cycle with this.
用壶铃也可以。
You can do kettlebells with it.
只要你能持续活动,用什么方式都行。
You can do whatever you would like to do to continuously move.
这个计划的设计也很贴心,基本上任何人都能直接上手开始练。
It's also designed and developed so that people can pretty much jump right into it and get going.
所以总的来说,每次训练都从一个专门的热身开始。
So again, high level thing here, everything starts off with a specific warm up.
你要确保身体组织已经准备好进入状态了。
You wanna make sure that your tissue is getting ready to go.
乔尔在这个计划的初期阶段,其实藏了一个很容易被忽略的关键点。
So there's a sneaky important thing that Joel does in this initial part of the program.
你会看到他用了很多非常轻量的动作,他称之为有氧弹跳训练。
You'll see him use a lot of things like very low level, what he calls aerobic plyometrics.
明白吗?
K?
这可不是让你往箱子上跳的那种跳跃动作。
What that means is you're not jumping up and down on a box.
你可能只是做点简单的原地轻跳、弹簧跳,或者玩点非常轻松的跳绳。
You could be doing something like a rudimentary hop, a pogo hop, some very low level jump rope.
他这么做并不是为了提升有氧耐力。
And he's not doing that for the aerobic fitness portion of it.
他是把这部分融入热身,帮你节省时间。
He's kinda building it into the warm up to save you time.
但他真正关注的是组织的耐受能力。
But he's really working on what's called tissue tolerance.
如果你想大量跑步,脚踝和脚部就必须能承受身体重量反复撞击地面的冲击。
So if you wanna be able to put a lot of volume in, say, running, your ankles and foot need to become tolerant to the load of your body weight smashing into the ground.
每一步落地时,地面反作用力大约是自身体重的四到五倍。
The ground reaction forces that happen every time you take a stride are something like four to five x your own body weight.
如果你以前从不跑步,现在却每天或每周好几次跑上好几公里,这种负荷会逐渐累积在组织上。
And if you're gonna be doing that miles and miles and miles every day or multiple days a week when you previously have done none of it, that's gonna build up on your tissue.
这很容易引发软组织问题,甚至可能向上影响到膝盖、髋关节和背部。
And you're gonna have lots of soft tissue issues, potentially even joints going upstream to your knees and hip and back and things like that that kind of develop.
这也是为什么我说,别一上来就猛加跑步量。
It's one of the reasons why I say don't just jump in and start adding miles.
所以乔尔其实是想说,咱们这儿有个热身,但同时也在慢慢提升这些关节的耐受能力。
So Joel is sneakily saying, Hey, we're gonna have a warm up here, but we're gonna start building the tolerance of these joints.
这可是整个训练中很重要的一环。
So that's a component to all of it.
他还会大量运用呼吸练习,帮助激活神经系统,让身体在运动前做好准备。
He'll also use a lot of breath work to get going and to get the nervous system activated or ready to go prior to movement.
这一点在每一天的训练里都保持得很一致。
So that's really consistent across all the days.
咱们先歇一下,感谢一下今天的赞助商。
I'd like to take a quick break and thank our sponsors.
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The Eight Sleep is a game changer because I run hot, or as my wife calls it, I'm a furnace.
这主要是因为我经常晚上训练,说实话,这对睡眠并不总是好事。
And that's particularly driven by the fact that I often have to do my exercise training in the evenings, which is honestly not always great for sleep.
但很多我指导的运动员也面临同样的情况,他们的比赛时间根本由不得自己选。
But this is also the case of many of the athletes that I work with who don't have a choice when they compete.
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And so being able to cool down immediately in bed does wonders for both sleep latency and sleep quality.
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Eight Sleep currently ships to The USA, Canada, UK, and select countries in The EU and Australia.
再次提醒,网址是 eightsleep.com/perform。
Again, that's eightsleep.com/perform.
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Today's episode is also brought to you by Momentous.
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I was deeply skeptical of them, as I am all supplement companies, given what I know about the industry, the low quality, contamination, mislabeling, and other issues plaguing many companies in this space.
但他们做的事,还有未来要做的规划,真的让我印象深刻,所以我不仅邀请他们成为播客的赞助商,还正式和他们达成了合作。
However, I was so impressed by what they're doing and plan to do in the future that I decided to not only bring them on as a sponsor to the podcast, but to formally partner with them as well.
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我想你已经明白我的意思了。
I think you get the point.
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However, they do have a strong base of scientific support and give you more options to hit your macro and micronutrient targets.
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从整体来看,这几周的安排是这样的。
So from a big picture perspective, here's how the weeks line up.
一开始会是轻松的一天,接下来第二天是中等强度的一天。
You're gonna start off with an easier day, and then the second day is gonna be a moderate day.
然后就这么交替进行。
And then they're gonna flip flop.
第一天轻松,第二天中等,接着又是轻松、中等、轻松。
So day one is easy, day two is moderate, easy, moderate, easy.
对吧?
Right?
随着周数增加,每节课的时间和强度都会慢慢提升。
As the weeks go on, you're gonna slowly start to build time and a little bit of intensity within each one.
比如第一周的第一天,轻松训练就是十五到二十分钟。
So say on the easy day, day one of week one, you'll have a fifteen to twenty minute workout.
到了第二周,可能会增加到二十二分钟。
Then maybe the next week two, that moves up to twenty two minutes.
第三周,时间会增加到二十四分钟。
Week three, that moves up to twenty four minutes.
在中等强度日,你可能会做十组节奏跑,到了第二周,可能就增加到十二组。
Maybe you're going to do on your moderate day a tempo run with 10 rounds, and then maybe by week two, you've got up to 12 rounds.
随着时间推移,每次的增幅都非常小。
So very small increases as time goes on.
到了第五周,我们会加入一个不同的安排,真正加入一天高强度训练,也就是红日。
Once you get to week five, there'll be a different insert where we'll actually have a hard day or a red day built in there.
但总体来看,你的训练进展非常缓慢且保守。
But overall, you're seeing that the progression is very slow and conservative.
这样我们才能在确保身体持续适应的同时,最大限度降低受伤和过度使用的风险。
And that's how we can make sure we're still challenging adaptations while minimizing our risk of injury and overuse.
接下来,我想带你们具体看看其中几天的安排。
So what I'd like to do is walk you through a couple of the days.
我先从第一周开始,给你们做个示范。
I'll start off with week one just to give you a sample.
每周的每一天都包含这三个核心部分。
Every day in the week is gonna have the same three core components.
先做高质量的热身,然后进行一些有氧训练,最后是力量训练。
You'll start off with a high quality warm up, you'll do some sort of conditioning, and then some sort of strength piece.
我会举几个例子帮你理解,但建议你查看节目笔记里的完整计划,那样更容易看明白。
I'm gonna go through a couple of sample days to help you understand, but please check out the show notes for the full program as that will be a little bit easier for you to digest.
总的来说,轻松日和中等强度日的热身内容是一样的。
So again, just to keep us big picture, the warmups are gonna be the same on the easy days and then the same on the modern days.
有氧训练部分,轻松日以稳态、低强度为主,中等强度日则是我们说的节奏训练。
For the conditioning piece, the easy days are going to be more steady state, lower intensity, and the moderate days are be gonna be what we call tempo stuff.
我马上就会详细解释,还会给你举几个例子。
I'll explain all this to you and give you examples in just one second.
力量训练方面,轻松日会分成两部分:第一天练上半身的推和拉动作。
For the strength component, the easy days are gonna be split up so that day one, you'll do some sort of upper body press and pull.
第二天练下半身的推和拉动作。
Day two, you'll do some sort of lower body press and pull.
第三天则以臀桥类动作为主,再加上上半身的推和拉动作。
And then day three will be more hinging and then a combination of upper press and pull.
你的两个中等强度训练日,也就是第二天和第四天,力量训练会更侧重核心和辅助肌群。
For your two moderate days, so days two and four, your strength work is gonna be more core and accessory based.
明白吗?
Okay?
这就是整个周计划的大致框架。
So that's the big structure of how the week is laid out.
我来详细带你过一遍前几天的安排,让你更清楚这些训练到底长什么样。
Let me walk you through a couple of days here in detail so you can start seeing what this stuff actually looks like.
我们先来看第一周的第一天。
So let's go over day one of week one.
记住,每一天都包含三个部分:热身、耐力训练,然后是力量训练。
Remember, there's three components to every single day, warm up, endurance, and then strength.
因为这是一个以耐力为主的训练计划,所以你会发现力量训练安排在耐力训练之后。
And now since this is an endurance based program, you notice we're doing the strength work after the endurance.
如果这是一个以增强力量或增肌为目标的训练计划,你可能会看到相反的顺序。
If this was a program designed to optimize strength or muscle growth, you might see the inverse order.
但这里不是,因为我们把最重要的事、最核心的目标放在第一位。
But it's not because we keep the thing that we have the most priority on, our biggest goal first.
对吧?
Right?
所以在这个计划里,力量训练其实只是辅助性的,主要为了帮你保持健康。
So in this case, the strength training is really there just to supplement and keep you healthy.
真正的目标是体能训练,所以我们才把它放在前面。
Conditioning is the goal, so that's why we're gonna do it first.
先来看第一天的热身部分,我们会先进行五分钟的低强度有氧运动。
So going through this very first day of warm up, we'll start off with five minutes of low intensity aerobic movement.
这部分你可以随意选择,慢跑也好,其他运动也行,随便你。
So you can do whatever you like here, jog, whatever you want here.
接下来是三个专门的热身动作。
And then there's three specific warm up activities.
第一个是脚踝绕圈。
The first one, our ankle rolls.
你大概要做两到三组,每组八到十次。
So you're gonna do two or three sets of eight to 10 most likely here.
我们做这个是因为预计接下来要跑步,得让脚踝关节热起来、激活起来,这样才能动得顺畅,避免姿势出错。
We're doing this because we're assuming people are gonna run and we're gonna wanna make sure that those joints are warmed up and activated so that we can move well and not put ourselves into bad positions.
第二个动作是 windshield wipers,也就是像雨刷器一样摆动。
The second exercise is gonna be windshield wipers.
想象站着的时候,双脚前后左右摆动,这样能热身内收肌、髋部和下背部这些部位。
This is imagine standing and swinging your feet out in front of you, left to right, if you will, warming up your adductors and your hips and low back and things like that.
同样,这里也做两到三组,每组八到十次。
Again, two to three sets here of eight to 10 repetitions.
最后一个是壶铃深蹲。
And then finally, a goblet squat.
这个动作要让髋、膝、踝三个关节完全活动开,双手抱着壶铃放在胸前,上下蹲起,和前面一样。
So this is now full range of motion of our hips, knee, and ankle, holding a kettlebell in front of you, in front of your chest, usually squatting up and down for the same thing.
总共算下来,我们花了大概五分钟。
In total here, we've invested maybe five minutes.
我们已经让大部分关节都活动开了,现在身体应该已经激活,准备好了。
We've gone through a full range of motion in most of our joints, and we should be activated and ready to go.
接下来的训练部分,我们会从乔尔说的‘机器人跳’开始。
The working conditioning sets here are gonna start off with what Joel calls a robot plyometrics.
这一步特别重要,因为我们正在提升组织的耐受能力。
Now this is very important here because we're trying to develop tissue tolerance.
对吧?
Right?
这都是很轻、很轻松的小跳。
So this is very low level easy jumps.
我们不是在跳箱子。
We're not jumping up and down on a box.
我们做的是原地弹跳。
We're doing pogo hops.
我们只是做一些基础的跳跃,比如跳绳,或者进行两到三分钟的轻微活动。
We're doing rudimentary hops, maybe some jump rope, some very light activities for two to three minutes.
这并不会显著提升你的心肺耐力。
This is not gonna be building much conditioning in our cardiovascular system.
重点不在这儿。
That's not the point.
真正的目的是让关节——特别是脚踝——慢慢学会如何逐步适应负荷。
It's really to give the joints, in this case, the ankles, the ability to start learning how to develop tolerance to load over time.
还记得我之前说过的吗?很多人犯的一个大错,就是一上来就猛加跑步量。
Remember earlier when I talked about one major mistake folks make is they just start to hop into volume, specifically with running.
你要先让组织做好准备,再迎接这些强度。
You wanna give your tissue the ability to get ready for that.
你可能也听说过、看到过,现在跟腱断裂的情况特别多。
You've probably heard and seen and been aware of the Achilles snapping epidemic that's happening right now.
背后其实有好几个原因。
A lot of reasons that that's actually going on.
但要避免这种情况,一个办法就是让跟腱经常承受负荷。
But one way to make sure you hedge your bets against that is just to make sure your Achilles is being loaded often.
所以在运动前花两到三分钟上下跳跃,是增强这个关节长期耐受力的好方法。
So spending two to three minutes hopping up and down prior to activity is a pretty good way to build long term resilience throughout that joint.
这基本上就是为什么我们要做这些动作的原因。
So that's in large part what that stuff is in there for.
接下来,我们正式进入训练环节。
So then really we get into our work.
这部分内容属于低强度、稳态的训练。
And this particular stuff, this is gonna be steady state, lower intensity stuff.
你大概会用到你平时运动强度的70%,甚至更低。
You're probably looking at 70%, maybe less, probably less of whatever exercise you would like.
当然,具体做什么运动要看你的目标——想提高骑行能力,就去骑车;想增强推力,就推雪橇;想提升耐力,就上坡。
Again, you are exercise specific, you wanna get better at cycling, get on a bike, push a sled, go uphill.
只要保持这个强度持续运动,具体做什么其实没那么重要。
It doesn't really matter as long as you're moving consistently at this intensity.
你只需要做十五到二十分钟就可以了。
And you're gonna do this for simply fifteen to twenty minutes.
通常我们会把心率控制在每分钟120次左右,或者更低,有些人可能稍高一点,也有人会低一点,但总体来说强度不高。
Typically, we're looking at heart rates, you know, 120 beats per minute or lower, maybe a little bit higher for some folks, maybe a little bit less, but it is lower intensity stuff.
我个人会全程用鼻子呼吸,也完全推荐大家这么做。
Me personally, I'm gonna be doing this and recommending this entirely nasal only breathing.
这样还能帮你锻炼呼吸肌的控制力,改善呼吸方式,而且对大多数人来说,自然就让强度保持得比较低。
This is gonna also then help you work on your respiratory muscle control, breathing mechanics, as well as it kind of de facto keeps you at a little bit of a lower intensity for most of us.
做完这部分之后,就可以直接进入力量训练了。
From there, you'd finish that and go into your strength work.
如果算一下时间,我们现在已经完成了五分钟的热身。
So again, if you're counting here, we've got a five minute warm up.
现在我们大概已经进行了二十二到二十三分钟的有氧训练。
We are now at most twenty two to twenty three minutes in to our conditioning.
所以到目前为止,总共投入的时间还不到三十分钟。
So we're, you know, under thirty minutes total investment at this point.
接下来,力量训练这部分要注意,主要是上半身的推和拉动作。
Then from there, that strength piece is gonna be remember, it's gonna be upper body press pull.
这是什么意思呢?
What's that mean?
我通常也是这么安排的,不直接定具体动作,而是先定训练原则。
Oftentimes, and I like to program this way as well, rather than picking a specific exercise, then you just program concepts.
上半身推的动作。
So upper body press.
比如卧推。
This could be a bench press.
或者俯卧撑也行。
This could be a push up.
其实有很多种选择。
This could be any number of things.
如果我对你很了解,是在一对一指导你,那我们会非常有针对性地挑选动作。
If I know a lot about you and I'm privately coaching you, we're absolutely gonna select exercises with a lot of intent.
但如果我们只是给出通用建议,那么上半身的推和拉动作就非常适合。
But if we're just giving global recommendations, then an upper body, you know, quote unquote press and pull is great.
比如这个例子,用杠铃卧推,做两到三组,每组八到十次。
In this example, a barbell bench press for two to three sets of eight to 10 repetitions.
记住,我们这里不是要追求肌肉增长或力量提升。
Remember, we're not trying to drive hypertrophy or strength here.
我们的目标只是保持关节健康,稍微增加一些线粒体,促进血液循环,让组织慢慢适应一定的负荷。
We're trying to just keep the joints healthy, develop a little bit of mitochondria, start getting blood flow and getting the tissue able to handle some tolerance of load eventually.
所以动作节奏要稳一点,比如上升四秒,下降四秒,每组之间休息六十秒左右。
So we're gonna go reasonably under control in terms of our tempo, maybe four seconds up, four seconds down, and then rest sixty seconds or so in between repetitions.
你可以把上半身的推的动作和拉的动作配对,比如高位下拉或者俯身划船。
So maybe you would pair that upper body pressing movement with a pull, in this case, say a lat pull down or a bent row.
组数、节奏、次数都保持一样。
Same repetitions, same tempo, same sets.
这样,你就有了这两组配对的动作。
So those would be your two exercises you pair there.
如果你打算单独做这些动作,或者想把它们组合起来做超级组——比如做完一组卧推,马上做一组高位下拉,这样能省不少时间,完全没问题。
If you wanted to do those by themselves or you wanted to superset them, meaning you would say do one set of bench press and then one set of lap pull, that'd save you some time there and you could absolutely do that no problem.
接下来的两个动作,其中一个会是旋转类动作。
Second two exercises then, one of them is gonna be a rotational movement.
比如用绳索旋转或者90-90躯干旋转,就是那种让身体在旋转维度上活动的动作。
So this is a cable rotation or a ninety-ninety trunk rotation, something where we're moving in that rotational field.
同样,做八到十次左右就行。
Same thing, eight to 10 reps or so.
我们不是要追求最大力量。
We're not trying to maximize strength.
只是让你找到感觉,然后顺利过渡到下一个动作。
We're trying to just get a good feel here and move on to the next one.
最后,再加一个针对推和按的重复训练方式,比如俯卧撑,做一组,尽可能多做几次。
And then finally, again, an additional repetition method here for pushing and pressing, maybe something like a pushup where you do one sets for as many reps as possible.
这四个动作加起来,总共花不了十分钟左右。
That entire thing, those four exercises, again, should not take you more than ten or so minutes.
所以,我们其实能在四十五分钟以内搞定这一切,这已经挺不错了。
And so really we're out of the gym in under forty five minutes, which is not that bad.
理想情况下,离开之前,你应该做一些有氧运动来放松,而最理想的做法,我之前在跟安德鲁·休伯曼博士的播客以及很多其他场合都聊过很多次,就是做一些降低身体兴奋度的呼吸练习。
Ideally, before leaving, you would finish with some sort of aerobic cool down and then really, really ideally, and I've talked about this plenty of times in my guest series with Doctor.
比如箱式呼吸法,吸气四秒,憋气四秒,呼气四秒,再憋气四秒;或者其实只要做那种呼气时间比较长的呼吸方式也可以。
Andrew Huberman on the Huberman Lab Podcast and many other places, but doing some sort of down regulation breathing, box breathing, maybe a four second inhale, four second hold, four second exhale, and a four second hold, or really just any extended exhale hold would be fine as well.
在走出健身房之前,花个三到六分钟做这些练习,那就是最理想的状况了。
But investing, you know, three to six minutes in that before you walk out the gym would be again the ideal scenario.
所以这是第一周的第一天。
So that would be day one of week one.
接下来是第二天,强度适中的一天。
Moving on to day two, your more moderate day.
因为这里我们要稍微提高一点强度,但记住,我们还没到极限状态。
Since we want a little bit higher intensity here, but remember, we're still not in red.
最多也就是中等强度。
This is moderate at most.
我们这次用的是节奏变化,而不是保持匀速。
We're gonna use something more like tempos rather than steady state.
我所说的节奏,具体是指这个意思。
Here's what I mean when I say tempo.
不同的教练对这个定义不太一样。
Various coaches define this differently.
但在这个训练方案里,他指的是那种依然很轻松的状态。
So in this particular protocol, what he's referring to is still something that is, you know, easy.
强度大概在RPE五到六之间,心率在70%左右,或者再低一点也行。
This is an RPE of five or six, maybe a heart rate of 70%, something like that, maybe a little bit lower.
我们不光是让你一口气跑二十分钟,而是会稍微调整一下强度的变化。
But instead of just saying, hey, go jog for twenty minutes straight, we're gonna play with intensity variations a little bit.
这种训练方式你可能也听过,叫法特莱克训练。
You may also know this as Fartlek Training.
这是个古老的瑞典术语。
That's an old Swedish term.
这从上世纪三十年代就有了,我觉得。
It's been around since nineteen thirties, I think.
事实上,我觉得Fartlek大概是‘快速变化’的意思之类的。
In fact, I think Fartlek stands for, like, fast play or something.
说白了,就是这么个意思。
It's effectively saying, oh, yeah.
我们先定个时间。
We're gonna pick a time.
就以二十分钟为例吧,这二十分钟里你会一直保持运动。
Let's just say twenty minutes to make it easy, and we're gonna continuously move for twenty minutes.
这可不是间歇训练。
This this is not interval training.
你不会停下来休息。
You're not resting.
也不会专门恢复。
You're not recovering.
你不是说要停下来休息。
You're not in terms of, like, taking time off.
你会一直持续运动,但在这段时间里会不断调整强度。
You're gonna continually move the whole time, but you're gonna play with intensities throughout that duration.
所以我们打算跑二十分钟。
So we're gonna go twenty minutes.
不是保持一个速度,你可以想想,比如你去酒店时踩椭圆机,上面有各种预设的锻炼模式,其中一种就像起伏的山路。
And instead of going one pace, it it actually, kinda think about this like anytime you've gone into a hotel and you've hopped on an elliptical or something like that, they have those various workouts you can play with, and you pick the ones that's kinda like the rolling hills.
所以这二十分钟里,你会时快时慢地变化强度,但永远不会完全停下来。
And so you're gonna do twenty minutes, you're gonna kinda go up and down intensities, but you're never gonna go totally off.
这就是Fartlek训练的大概意思。
That's kinda what a Fartlek is.
明白了吗?
Alright?
这跟高强度间歇训练很不一样,那种训练是拼尽全力跑个三十秒或九十秒,然后完全休息或者慢走。
Again, very different than a high intensity interval training where you're gonna go, say, thirty seconds or ninety seconds as hard as you can, then you're gonna rest entirely or walk.
你可能会做些主动恢复,基本上处于放松状态,然后再重复高强度间歇。
You're gonna maybe like active rest, you're basically at zero, and then you're gonna repeat that high intensity intervals.
法特莱克训练可不是这样。
Fartlek is not that.
它是持续运动,但强度像波浪一样起伏。
It is continuous movement, but a rolling intensity.
节奏训练也差不多,至少乔尔是这么说的。
Tempo training is is kinda like that as well, at least according to Joel here.
所以在这个例子中,他会建议你做十到十五秒,或者二十秒的中等偏高强度。
So in this example, he's gonna say do something like ten to fifteen, twenty seconds of higher intensity.
这不算高强度,只是比平时高一点。
This is not high intensity, just higher.
我们的心率还是在5到6级左右。
We're still at an RPE of five or six.
所以我们会稍微加点力。
So we're gonna pick it up a little bit.
也许我们现在换到二挡了,用鼻子尽可能快地呼吸,或者按需要的节奏,但心率离85%还差得远。
Maybe we've shifted into gear two, nasal breathing as fast as we can or as much as we need to, but it's not even close to 85% of our heart rate.
还没到那么高的程度。
We're not way up there.
只是稍微高了一点。
It's just a little bit higher.
我们会保持这个状态十秒、十五秒,最多二十秒。
We'll do that for ten, fifteen, maybe twenty seconds.
然后放松下来,回到轻度活动的状态,强度降到最低,但继续保持移动,持续六十秒。
And then we're gonna back off and go kinda all the way down to active movement, the lower intensity, still moving for sixty seconds.
我们在这里练的,不是单纯地匀速跑步或游泳。
And so what, again, we're working on here is not just jogging straight or swimming straight.
而是让强度上下起伏。
It is kinda moving up and down the intensity.
这跟稳态训练有点不一样。
This is a little bit different than steady state.
所以他才把这两者区分开来。
That's why he differentiates the two.
我们会对身体提出不同的要求。
We're gonna be asking for different physiological demands.
我们会往上加码。
We're gonna go up.
然后降下来,积累一点疲劳,再恢复。
We're gonna come down, and we're gonna build up a little bit of waste and then recover.
积累一点疲劳,再恢复。
Build up a little bit of waste and then recover.
我们会稍微提高强度,一点点地加入,但不会直接冲到极限状态。
We're gonna get to a touch higher intensity and start dosing that in small portions, but not jumping all the way up to really max intent or max effort types of things.
所以当我们说‘节奏训练’,指的就是这个。
So when we say tempo, that's really what we're talking about.
今天这次训练,你会做八到十组节奏训练,每组大约是十到十五秒的中高强度,注意不是全力冲刺,搭配四十五到六十秒的低强度恢复。
In So this particular day, you'll do somewhere between eight to 10 repetitions of a tempo, which would be something like ten to fifteen seconds of higher intensity work, again, not all the way up, coupled with forty five to sixty seconds of lower intensity.
所以我们接下来会持续运动八到十分钟,但强度上会稍微灵活调整,别太死板。
So we're gonna be continually moving for something like eight to ten minutes, but we're just gonna kinda play and roll with the intensity a little bit.
从心率区间或主观疲劳感来看,那十到十五秒的加强阶段,心率大概在70%左右,主观疲劳等级大概是5到6级。
In terms of heart rate zones or perceived exertion, for those ten to fifteen seconds of additional work, you're probably looking at 70% heart rate, maybe an RPE of five to six.
所以,只是稍微高一点,但整体还是属于中等强度的训练方案。
So, again, it's just a little bit higher, but it's still a moderate intensity at best protocol.
那天的力量训练主要集中在核心和辅助肌群上。
Our strength work for that day is gonna be core and accessory.
比如做前平板和侧平板,能撑多久就撑多久,每种做两到三组,这样就结束了。
So this could be something as simple as some front and side planks for however long you can hold them, maybe two to three rounds each of those, and that'll be a wrap.
和往常一样,最好在离开健身房前做点放松呼吸练习。
And again, as always, ideally some sort of down regulation breath work before we walk out of the gym.
在这个例子中,乔尔喜欢用一种叫‘熊式呼吸’的方法。
In this example, Joel likes to use what's called bear breathing.
你可以想象一只野生的熊,正在做那种呼吸动作。
You can imagine a bear in the wilderness kind of doing a kind of thing.
熊式呼吸就是吸气三秒、呼气三秒,但关键是要让自己彻底放松下来。
So bear breathing is like a three second inhale, three second exhale, but you really wanna put yourself in that super down regulated mentality.
这才是熊式呼吸真正要达到的效果。
That's really the point of bare breathing.
接下来看第三天,跟第一天差不多,还是轻松日。
Moving on then to day three, it's gonna be similar to day one, still an easy day.
不过举个例子,有氧训练的时间可以从十五到二十分钟,稍微加到二十到二十五分钟。
But just as some sample here, instead of doing our conditioning for fifteen to twenty minutes, we maybe notch it up to twenty to twenty five minutes.
基本思路一样,有氧方式也可以和第一天完全一样。
Same basic idea, could be the exact same modality that you chose for day one.
力量训练这块现在会稍微调整一下,侧重不同部位。
Our strength work now is gonna be a little bit complimentary.
不再做上半身的推和拉,而是转为下半身训练。
So instead of doing our upper body press and pull, it's our lower body.
这时候会做深蹲、弓步、箱式提膝、绳索训练这类动作。
So now we're looking at exercises like a barbell squat, lunges, box step ups, cable exercises, and things like that.
还是之前那个思路,只不过这次换成下半身的训练了。
So same concept we did before, but now we're just exchanging it for the lower body.
接下来看第四天,其实和第二天很相似。
Moving on then to day four, you'll see that's actually very similar to day two.
这一天算是中等强度,注重节奏,核心和辅助动作跟之前一样。
So it's a little bit more of a moderate day with a tempo and the same core and accessory exercises.
第五天,也就是最后一天,又回到第一天的模式。
Day five then, our final day, is back and basically a repeat of day one.
整个计划其实没那么复杂。
So that's really as complicated as it needs to be.
我之前说过,这些内容我们会随着时间慢慢提升。
As I said, we're gonna progress all of these things over time.
随着几周过去,我们会逐渐增加训练时间。
As the weeks go on, we start adding a small amount of minutes.
每组动作也会多做几遍。
We start adding a few more repetitions per set.
不过不多。
Not much though.
在第五周之前,你的训练都要保持保守,直到我们正式加入红色强度日。
Be very conservative in your approach until you get to week five where we finally start adding in that red day.
现在我们跳到后面,看看当把这些高强度训练日融入进来时,实际会是什么样子。
Let's zoom ahead now and see what it would actually look like when we integrate some of these harder or high intensity days into it.
这里我们看的是第五周。
So here, we're looking at week five.
结构和之前一样。
Same structure as before.
我们增加了一个训练日。
We've added an additional day of training.
从易到中等,再到高强度,接着中等、易,最后再来一个中等强度日。
So we're going easy day one, moderate day two, hard day three, moderate day four, easy day five, and then moderate day six.
我们仍然保持两天轻松训练。
So we're still doing two easy days.
我们安排了三个中等强度日,而且把高强度日夹在了两个中等日之间。
We're doing three moderate days, and we've actually sandwiched the hard one with two moderate ones.
不过每天的结构还是一样的,始终包含三个部分:高质量的热身、一些有氧训练,再加上力量训练。
The day to day structure is identical though, still have the same three components, always a high quality warm up, always some conditioning piece, and then always some sort of strength piece.
但现在的安排看起来有点不一样了。
It looks a little bit different though now.
在轻松日,也就是第一天,我们会把稳态训练和节奏训练结合起来做。
Right now on the easy day, day one, we're gonna be using a combination of our steady state and our tempos.
这两种训练其实安排在同一天。
So those are really in the same day.
力量训练部分还是以推和拉的上肢动作为主。
And then our strength work is still that upper body press and pull.
第二天,中等强度日,我们会增加一些间歇训练的内容。
Day two, the moderate day, we're gonna be now adding in a little bit more of repeat works.
稍后我会具体解释这些训练是什么。
We'll talk about what those are in a second.
力量训练部分还包括核心和辅助动作。
And our core and accessories for our strength piece.
红色训练日依然是稳态有氧,但之后我们会加入更高强度的间歇训练。
Our red day now is still some steady state stuff, but we're gonna go really into some harder intervals after that.
最后再做力量训练,主要是下肢的推和拉,或者说是深蹲和弓步,怎么理解都行。
And then we'll finish with our strength work, will be our lower body press and pull or squat and lunge, however you'd like to think about it.
第四天,我们又回到中等强度,跟第二天差不多,几乎完全一样。
The fourth day, so again, we're back to moderate now, just similar to day two here, almost identical approach.
接下来的一天是轻松日,主要做低强度的稳态有氧,之后是臀部激活和上肢的推拉动作。
And then the following day is gonna be an easier day where we're really in a low intensity steady state stuff followed by some hinging and our upper body press and pull.
这样就形成了一个组合训练模式。
So we're getting a combination there.
如果你留意的话,这样安排下来,我们每周会有两天练下肢力量,两天练上肢力量,还有两天专门练核心和辅助动作。
This allows us then, if you're paying attention, we'll have two days for strength work for lower body, two days for upper body, and two days for our core and accessory.
所以整个训练结构就是这样设计出来的。
That's why it's all built together the way it is there.
第六天,这次感觉有点新,其实还是一个中等强度的日子,我们会用一些节奏控制。
The sixth day, which again feels new here, is really just another moderate day where we're using some tempos.
这一天完全不安排力量训练,因为身体各部位都已经练过两次了。
We're not doing the strength piece at all there because we've already gotten each area of our body twice.
所以训练时间很短,就当是做个放松、促进恢复,作为最后一天活动一下身体。
And so it's a short work, just an additional kind of flush and recovery and get us moving final day.
接下来我们逐天详细拆解一下。
So let's break some of these days down individually.
先看第一天,感觉和第一周的第一天非常相似。
Starting off with day one, gonna feel really similar to what day one of week one was.
记住,这一天是轻松日。
Remember, this is an easy day.
我们会先做二十到二十五分钟的低强度运动,然后再加一些节奏控制。
We're gonna do that twenty to twenty five minutes of our lower intensity movement, and then we're gonna add in some temples on top of that.
简单说,之前放在第二天的节奏训练,现在直接加到第一天了。
So, basically, you can say the temples we talked about earlier that used to be on day two is now just added to day one.
所以这一整天就是二十到二十五分钟的稳态运动,再加上十到十二次节奏训练。
So it's low twenty, twenty five minutes of our steady state stuff combined with 10 to 12 repetitions of the tempo work.
这一天的训练量比之前增加了不少。
So we've added a lot of work to this day.
力量训练的部分差不多,但现在每项动作做到三到四组了。
The strength work is very similar, but now we're up to three to four sets.
基本上,每个动作都多加了一组。
So we've added probably an additional set for every exercise.
我们把每组的重复次数也提高到了十到十二次。
And we've moved our repetition range up to maybe sets of 10 to 12.
这些小小的调整看起来不明显,但长期积累下来效果会非常显著。
So small subtle increases here, they're gonna pay a lot of magnitude over time.
这一天的动作选择,完全可以沿用过去四周你一直在做的那些。
The exercise selection can stay the same for this entire day that you've been doing the previous four weeks.
第二天,也就是中等强度日,我们不再用节奏训练,改用重复训练。
Day two, our moderate day, instead of using tempos, we're gonna switch and use what are called repeats.
明白吗?
Okay?
这些并不是高强度间歇训练。
So again, these are not high intensity intervals.
不是拼尽全力做三十秒,然后休息。
It's not thirty seconds as hard as you can with rest.
做法有点不一样。
It's a little bit different.
乔尔管这叫重复训练。
Joel calls them repeats.
你这里看到的强度大概是6到7级左右。
So what you're looking at here is RPEs of six to seven or so.
心率大概在80%到85%之间,但还没到极限。
Heart rate's probably closer to that 80, maybe 85%, but not completely crazy.
我们要的是持续三十到六十秒的中等偏高强度段。
We're looking for bouts of thirty to sixty seconds of elevated intensity.
这在那个体系里算是二挡,可能偶尔触碰到三挡,但总体还是二挡。
This is certainly gear two in that system, maybe even touching into gear three, though still probably gear two.
只用鼻子呼吸,但速度要足够让你顺畅换气。
So nasal only, but as fast as you need to ventilate.
你大概要做十组这样的动作。
And you're gonna do 10 or so repetitions of this.
三十到六十秒的高强度运动,之后放缓回来。
So thirty to sixty seconds of harder work brought back down.
但身体还在继续活动。
Still moving though.
再持续三十到六十秒的提升强度。
Thirty to sixty seconds elevated back.
你看到的不是直接冲进极限强度的间歇训练,而是慢慢为那种状态做准备。
What you're seeing happen is rather than just jumping into, again, max effort high intensity interval thing, we're slowly getting prepared for that.
所以我们先稍微提高一点强度,保持一阵,再降下来。
So let's get a little bit higher intensity for a while, come back down.
稍微提高一点强度,保持一会儿,再降下来。
A little bit higher intensity for a while, come back down.
第一周的时候,我们把强度控制在五到六级。
First week, we kept this stuff at five to six RPE.
现在到了第五周,强度已经提升到六到七级了。
Now we're five weeks in, so now that is up to six to seven RPE.
所以我们是慢慢积累的,这次是用一个月的时间逐步推进。
So we're just gradually building this stuff over time, in this case, over the course of a month.
加起来算的话,整个有氧训练大概十五到二十分钟,就是反复做那些三十到六十秒的中等强度间歇。
So all in there, we're talking about fifteen to twenty minutes total for our conditioning of kind of repeating those thirty to sixty second moderate intensity intervals.
力量训练部分,跟第一周讲的差不多。
Our strength piece, very similar to what we talked about in week one.
不过现在我们会加入一些更复杂的核心动作。
But now we're gonna add maybe more complicated core exercises.
还会加入一些躯干旋转的动作。
We'll add in some trunk rotation stuff.
我们会做一些更复杂的动作,而不是一直只做平板支撑。
We'll do some more advanced movements rather than just sort of planking all the time.
大概做两到三组,每组八到十次左右。
We're probably looking at two to three sets of eight to 10 repetitions plus or minus.
继续慢慢提升熟练度,加入更难的动作,利用你手头有的任何器械——比如药球、弹力带、绳子、哑铃,只要你觉得安全、有信心就行。
Again, slowly building up competency, adding more difficult movements, adding in whatever you have available, whether you have medicine balls or bands or ropes or weights or whatever you have access to and feel comfortable and confident doing.
接下来是第三天,这是我们第一次安排强度更高、更激烈的训练。
This leaves us to day three, which is our first installment of a harder, higher intensity workout.
但请注意,我们并不是要拼到极限。
But please note, we're not trying to completely max ourselves out here.
只是开始慢慢接近最高强度的水平。
We're just starting to get closer to that top end intensity.
先做高质量的热身,然后进行大约十五到二十分钟的低强度稳态训练。
We start off with our high quality warm up, and then we move into fifteen or twenty minutes or so of a very low intensity steady state.
这部分训练我们不能忽略。
So we don't wanna leave that component out.
我们还在持续适应这些变化。
We're continuing to get those adaptation.
实际上,这也起到了更高质量热身的作用。
And de facto, it works as a higher quality warm up.
现在我们可以进入所谓的爆发力间歇训练了。
And now we're ready to go into what are called power intervals.
这大概会达到 Rating of Perceived Exertion 七到八的水平。
And so this is gonna look something like RPE of seven to eight.
我知道你们大多数人可能会选八。
I know most of you are probably gonna pick eight.
你们会把强度推到最高。
You're gonna get all the way up there.
心率这时候大概已经到了百分之八十五左右。
Heart rates are probably, you know, eighty five percent or so now in that ballpark.
到时候你们肯定得张嘴呼吸了。
You're definitely gonna have to be using your mouth to breathe at some point.
你可能是用鼻子吸气、嘴巴呼气,或者反过来也行。
You might be nasal in, mouth out or the opposite.
但这时候还不该只用嘴巴呼吸,也没必要达到最大强度。
But we shouldn't be just mouth only or at that maximum intensity yet.
接下来我们会做五到十秒的冲刺,这段努力会非常剧烈。
We're gonna do five to ten seconds of work here and this work is going to be high effort.
我们要尽全力去拼,做到能做的最极限程度。
We're really trying to get after it at the hardest way we possibly can.
我们之所以不会像红外线那样彻底烧干,就是因为只做五到十秒。
Now what keeps us from being like a, you know, infrared level is the fact that we're doing this for five to ten seconds.
这考验的是你多次重复爆发力的能力。
And so this is your ability to repeat peak power a bunch of different times.
我特别喜欢这种训练方式。
I love this style of training.
我练这种训练已经很多年了。
I've done it for forever.
我一直想不通,这么有效的方法怎么没人用。
It's always blown my mind why nobody does it.
效果太明显了,影响太大了。
It's so effective, so impactful.
尤其是你要是运动员或者参加任何竞技项目,能反复输出最大功率的能力,简直被完全忽视了。
Especially if you're an athlete or you compete in anything, your ability to repeat power outputs over time, it's just so lost.
大家都急着想练耐力。
People want to get to conditioning.
他们急着想累到不行。
They want to get to fatigue.
所以要么休息时间缩得太短,要么重复次数太多,结果变成中等强度,有点累但根本不够拼命。
So they either keep their rest intervals way too short or they do way too many repetitions of this where it ends up just being kinda like moderate effort, like kinda hard, but not truly hard.
这真是个大错误。
It's just a huge mistake.
所以一定要在这些极短的冲刺里拼到极限。
So make sure you're going really hard in these short, short, short bouts.
让这些短时冲刺保持极短,这样才能真正达到最大功率,充分恢复,然后再来一次。
Keep those bouts very short so you can really get to peak power, recover, and then do it again.
每次恢复时间应该是四十到六十秒。
That recovery is going to be forty to sixty seconds.
我常举的一个例子是功率自行车:我们尽全力骑五到七秒,然后休息一分钟。
So a really good example that I use all the time is the aerosol bike, and we'll go five to seven seconds as hard as we possibly can, and then rest for a minute.
我们说的就是这种模式。
That's what we're talking about here.
五到七秒全力冲刺。
Maximum effort for five to seven seconds.
冲刺时感觉像没怎么用力,但休息时间却要长达一分钟以上。
It feels like nothing, resting all the way upwards of a minute.
如果你希望把工作时间稍微延长到十秒,休息时间缩短到四十秒,也完全可以。
If you wanna press it a little bit higher to like ten seconds of work and forty seconds of rest, that's fine.
但我们最好把工作与休息的比例控制在1:4到1:12之间。
But we wanna be anywhere between like a one to four to up to one to 12 work to rest ratio.
也就是说,每工作一秒,休息时间可以是它的五到十二倍。
So what that means is for every one second of work, we have up anywhere between five to 12 times the amount of rest.
比如五秒全力冲刺,接着休息六十秒,这个比例你自己算一下就明白了。
So a five second work bout with sixty seconds of rest, you can do the math there on that ratio.
十秒工作,四十秒休息,这就是一比四的比例。
Ten seconds of work, forty seconds of rest, that's a one to four ratio.
对吧?
Right?
但我们还是希望尽量往更高的比例走。
But we wanna go all the way up there.
一比一的配比,比如三十秒运动、三十秒休息,当然也可以,但那练的是另一回事,我们这儿要练的是反复达到峰值功率。
One to one, like thirty seconds on, thirty seconds off are fine, but they're just fundamentally training something different than what we're trying to get after here, and that is your, again, repeated peak power.
所以在今天这个高强度训练的第一天,我们先重复八到十次这样的动作。
So in this first day of the truly high effort stuff, we're just gonna repeat that for eight to 10 repetitions.
再明确说一遍:你在冲击式单车上全力冲刺五秒,然后休息一分钟,重复十轮,就完成了。
So again, to really be clear here, say you do five seconds of all out work on the assault bike, you rest for a minute, you do 10 rounds of that, and you're good.
随着你能力的提升,这个次数会慢慢增加。
As you build up your abilities over time, you will increase that number.
所以一开始是做10组,以后可以慢慢加到15组,甚至20组,想多做也可以。
And so instead of 10 repetitions, you'll go to 15 repetitions eventually, or all the way up to 20, or even more if you'd like.
你也可以延长工作时间,比如从5秒增加到10秒。
You could start extending the work time, so go from five seconds to ten seconds.
或者缩短休息时间,从60秒减到40秒。
You could start reducing the rest, so going from 60 to 40.
但请一定要记住,单纯缩短休息时间让训练更累,并不等于效果更好。
But please, please, please, please keep in mind, simply reducing rest and making it feel harder is not always making it better.
如果我们连发力的能力都牺牲了,那反而背离了训练的初衷。
If we're compromising our ability to produce power in this case, we've undercut what we're attempting.
这种训练当然也有价值,但练的是另一回事。
Value there, but it's a different thing.
明白吗?
Right?
所以光是加重量、让动作更难、缩短休息时间,并不一定就是最好的进步方式。
So just adding weight, just making things harder, just reducing rest is not necessarily always the best approach for progression.
你可能在想,这算不上多累的一天啊。
So you may be thinking to yourself, well, that's not a hard day.
有几点要说明一下。
Well, couple of things.
我们还没做力量训练部分呢。
We haven't done our strength work yet.
记住,这不过是咱们第一次接触这个动作。
And remember, it's just our first touch at this here.
对吧?
Right?
后面我们会逐步增加更多内容。
We're gonna have more stuff built in later.
所以今天的力量训练只包括三个动作。
So our strength work in this day is just three exercises.
这次主要是深蹲、弓步,再加一个核心训练。
In this case, a squat, a lunge, and something for our core.
如果愿意,你可以把这些动作组合成超级组来做。
You could do a superset with all these if you'd like.
你要尽量控制休息时间,别超过一分钟,做三到四组,每组八到十二次左右。
And you're really gonna be trying to keep your resting levels fairly low, 60 at most, three to four sets, or an eight to 12 repetitions or so per set.
和往常一样,最后一定要做些放松调节的练习。
And as always, always, always, we finish that up with some sort of down regulation work.
这次特别推荐做些身体放松的活动。
In this case, probably worth it to do some sort of physical unwinding.
比如拉伸或者活动关节,可以和呼吸练习一起做,帮助身体平静下来。
So some sort of stretching or mobility that could be combined with your breath work and down regulation.
要把之前高强度训练时紧绷的那些部分慢慢松开。
But you wanna bring the pieces back out that you've sort of condensed with the higher intensity work.
我还得提醒一下,你们刚才跃跃欲试,但上一天其实只是中等强度的训练。
I also need to remind some of you while you're just raring to go here, you had a moderate day before that.
接下来你又要迎来一个中等强度的日子。
You're about to have another moderate day right after this.
所以整个星期的关键就在于‘努力’这两个字。
And so hard is really the context of the entire week.
这一周我们会训练六天。
We're working out six days that week.
每天都要完成相当可观的训练量。
We're doing a decent amount of work every single day.
这些训练的累积效应会慢慢显现出来。
This is going to accumulate over time.
我们在指导运动员和年轻教练时,经常看到一个严重误区:忽视了每周乃至数周训练累积起来的效果。
Another major mistake that we've seen in in the athletes we've worked with as well as younger coaches that I've mentored is really not appreciating what's gonna happen over the course of the week and then over the course of those weeks stacking up.
重点不在于某一次训练本身有多强。
It's not necessarily just about the individual workout.
真正重要的是接下来几周、几个月里的规划和持续进步。
It is really the thought and progression over the next week to months that matters.
所以在这种情况下,我们增加了一天训练,加了重复次数,增加了组数,现在又加入了之前从没做过的高强度内容。
And so in this particular case, we've added an extra day, we've added repetitions, we've added sets, and now we're adding a whole bunch of higher intensity stuff that we haven't done yet.
这跟第四周比有明显不同,甚至跟第三周相比也有很大差别。
This is a big difference than week four, and it's even a big difference in week three.
所以我们要始终盯着总训练量这个目标。
And so keep our eye on the prize of total volume.
我们通常坚持的一个原则是,每周增加的训练量或强度最好不要超过10%。
A number we'll always stick with for the most part is you don't wanna add more than about 10% volume or intensity per week.
也就是说,每次训练多做几组、多重复几次,再乘以五天,这个10%很快就累积上去了。
And so what that really means is a couple of extra sets or a couple of extra even repetitions on every workout multiplied by five days gets that number to 10% really, really, really quickly.
对吧?
Right?
所以你这一周的疲劳感会逐渐积累起来。
So your fatigue over the week will start to build up.
这可能看起来没多少高强度训练,对某些人来说甚至觉得不够,但别忘了其他几天的训练也在持续累积。
This may not seem like a lot of high intensity or nearly enough that you want for some of you folks out there, but appreciate what's happening on the other days of the week.
所以这一天千万别练过头了,不然会影响接下来的中等强度训练,甚至再下一天的训练。
And so what you don't wanna do is train harder than recommended on this day and have that compromise the next moderate day's workout or even the one following that.
要相信这个过程。
So appreciate the process.
这套方法有大量科学研究和丰富教练经验作为支撑。
There is extensive science behind this and a lot of coaching experience.
这个计划一定会有效果。
The program will work.
高强训练的量我们会安排够,你想要的全部都会到位。
We will get enough high intensity stuff in there, and we'll get you everything that you want.
到了第八周,无论是时长还是强度,都是最难的一周。
Moving this all the way to the end, week eight is the hardest in terms of both duration and intensity.
这一周的训练总量最大,心率或努力程度也达到最高,看你怎么衡量。
So it's the most volume you'll do at the highest heart rate or effort, however you're monitoring it.
结构和前面第五周差不多,只是更进了一步。
And that's the same structure as we just walked through in weeks five, but just slightly more advanced.
这是因为第五天通常是轻松日,但这一天你得做测试。
And that's because on the fifth day, which is traditionally an easy day, you're gonna actually do your test.
那我们怎么知道这个训练计划是否有效呢?
So how do we know if your program worked?
如果你有代谢车,而且之前做过最大摄氧量测试,想再测一次,那这一天就最适合了。
Well, in this case, if you have access to a metabolic cart and you've done a VO2 max test before and you wanna test it after, this would be a day to do it.
如果没有设备,也可以做很多其他次最大强度的测试。
If not, you can simply do any number of submaximum tests.
最常用、我们经常提到的是库珀12分钟跑测试。
The great one, the one we talk about all the time is a Cooper's twelve minute test.
你只需要在跑道上全力跑12分钟,记录下跑的距离,然后输入数据,系统就会估算出你的最大摄氧量。
So you're effectively gonna take twelve minutes on a track, run as far as you possibly can in that twelve minutes, and then you're gonna enter that distance in, and that will give you a prediction of your VO2 max.
这是一种简单又科学可靠的方法,能大致估算出你的最大摄氧量。
It's an easy way to get a pretty good scientifically validated estimate of your VO2 max.
所以如果你想前后对比一下效果,完全可以按这种方式测试,看看这个计划对你是不是真的有效。
So if you wanted to do a little bit of pre and post testing, you could actually do it that way and validate whether or not the program worked for you.
所以再次提醒,如果你想了解更多关于这个计划的信息,可以查看节目笔记和乔尔的网站。
So once again, if you want more information about this program, you can check out the show notes as well as Joel's website.
网站名叫 8weeksout.com。
It's called 8weeksout.com.
上面提供了多种不同场景和目标的训练方案。
And they've got a bunch of different programs on there for all kinds of different scenarios and outcomes.
想了解更多,不妨去看看这些资源。
So check out those resources for more information.
接下来我先插个广告,感谢我们的赞助商。
I'd like to take a quick break and thank our sponsors.
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这到底是什么意思呢?
What's that mean?
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It means that AG1 provides a comprehensive variety of vitamins, minerals, probiotics, prebiotics, and adaptogens and an easy to drink greens powder.
很多人在营养摄取上都挺困难的。
Getting your nutritional right is hard for many people.
我确实有不少客户,不管什么原因,都很难从天然食物里获取足够的营养。
I certainly know that I have clients who really struggle for whatever reason to get the proper nutrients from whole food sources.
AG1当然不能替代优质天然食物,但它能很好地弥补日常饮食中可能缺失的营养。
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我知道,偶尔几天没补够维生素、矿物质和其他微量营养素,根本没什么大不了的。
I know that missing a few days of getting the proper vitamins and minerals and other micronutrients is not a big deal at all.
营养补充本来就没那么讲究一两天的得失。
That's not really how those things work.
但对我而言,关键是哪怕我最近饮食和食物选择并不理想,至少知道我还是在基本保持正轨上。
But for me, again, I just like knowing that I'm kind of staying somewhat on track when I'm definitely not making the best nutrition and food choices of my life.
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接下来我们聊聊第一个马拉松训练计划吧。
So let's move on and talk about our training for our first marathon program.
这里先简单说说背景。
Now a little bit of a backstory here.
这个计划叫‘50天速成’,目标是在50天内帮你准备好跑完马拉松。
This is called Faster in 50 because it was designed to get you to a marathon in fifty days.
但非常重要的一点是——其实这一点也适用于上一个计划。
Really important though, and actually you could say the same for the previous program.
虽然上一个是八周,这个是50天,但你不一定非得严格按照这个时间来。
Just because that was eight weeks long and this one's fifty days long, they don't necessarily have to be that.
Faster in 50 有两个主要部分,我们稍后会详细讲。
There are two big components of Faster in 50, which we'll talk about in a second.
第一阶段是二十五天,第二阶段也是二十五天,加起来正好五十天。
And they're broken up as phase one is twenty five days and phase two is twenty five days, 50 in total.
不过,这两个阶段其实可以更长一些。
But they could be much longer.
如果你不像那个人那样,二十五天就能打好基础,那就把基础阶段延长到五十天。
So if you're not in the same position that this individual was in for twenty five days and you need longer for that foundational piece, make that foundational piece fifty days.
延长到一百五十天也完全没问题。
Make it one hundred and fifty days.
第二阶段也可以适当拉长。
Make the second piece longer.
这完全没问题。
It's absolutely fine.
所有这些训练计划,目的都是帮你达到某个目标。
All these programs are meant to get to a certain place.
所以如果你没像这个人一样快速达到目标,或者你起步的位置不一样——这几乎肯定就是实际情况——那你一定要明白,这个计划并不非得在五十天内完成。
So if you're not there as fast as this individual was or you're starting off in a different spot, which almost surely is the case, please wanna make sure you understand this does not have to be done in just fifty days.
而且也完全没必要连续五十天每天都做。
It also definitely does not have to be done in fifty consecutive days.
我们可以把这个计划拉长,让它更贴合你的实际情况,满足你提升马拉松成绩的需求。
So we can extend this thing out to be meeting you where you're at and your needs for improving your marathon.
现在,我们稍微退一步来看,马拉松的成功主要依赖三个关键因素。
Now, as we take a quick step back, when we look at success in a marathon, there's three specific components.
我们刚刚聊过一个提升最大摄氧量的训练计划。
We just got done talking about a program designed to improve your VO2 max.
但这只是马拉松成功的三大要素之一。
But that's only one of the three major predictors of success in a marathon.
另外两个是乳酸阈值和跑步动作效率。
The other two are your lactate threshold and then your movement efficiency.
明白了。
Okay.
我们还得考虑,你是想在马拉松里把成绩做到最好,还是仅仅想完赛而已。
Now, we also have to think about whether you're trying to maximize your performance in a marathon or simply finish it.
这两个目标差别可大了,对吧?
Those are also very different goals, right?
在这种情况里,这个项目其实是为那些第一次跑马拉松的人设计的。
Many of us, in this case, this program was designed for somebody running their very first marathon ever.
目标就是跑完全程26.2英里,不中途放弃、不停下、也不用重来。
It's just trying to accomplish all 26.2 miles without having to fail or stop or try again.
如果你已经能轻松做到这一点,而且成绩不错,比如已经能跑进三小时,还想再提速,那方法就完全不一样了。
If you can already do that and you're highly successful, say you're already running a three hour marathon and you're trying to get it faster, that really is a different approach.
明白吗?
Okay?
所以我会再带你过一遍这个‘50天提速’计划,它专为帮助人从零开始,50天内完成人生第一次马拉松而设计。
So really wanna just walk you through this program of Faster in 50, again, designed to help people go from zero to their first ever marathon in fifty days.
和之前一样,你可以直接获取这个完整计划。
As we've done before, you can have direct access to this full program.
我们在节目笔记里会提供这些链接,还有完整课程的入口,你可以去看看。
There'll be links to this in our show notes as well as the actual program, and you can go check it out.
《50天提速》这个项目是由两个人开发的,马克·贝尔和丹·加纳。
Faster in 50 was developed by two individuals, Mark Bell and Dan Garner.
这里有个背景故事:如果你不认识马克·贝尔,他是个练举重和健美几十年的老将。
And so the backstory here is Mark Bell, if you don't know him, is a lifelong power lifter and bodybuilder.
他训练的时间大概有三十年了。
He has been training for probably thirty years.
他参加过无数举重和健美比赛。
He's competed in numerous power lifting events and competitions and bodybuilding events.
他公开谈论自己长期使用类固醇和其他药物的经历。
He is outward about his long use of anabolic steroids and many other agents.
但真正有意思的是,这个人身高大概六英尺,体重至少三百磅,一辈子都在追求肌肉增长和力量提升。
But really what's interesting about this is you have an individual who's probably six feet tall or so, has weighed certainly three hundred pounds or more, and has spent his lifetime either maximizing muscle growth or strength.
至于耐力训练这类事,他以前根本不会碰。
Anything in the realm of conditioning was completely off the table.
马克长期以来非常排斥跑步,也根本不重视体能训练。
Mark was very anti running, very anti conditioning for a long part.
如果他真做了,也只是用高次数的举重代替。
And if he did do it, it was higher repetition range lifting.
据我所知,他在这之前根本没怎么跑过步。
No running that I know of really before he started this.
体能方面的训练几乎为零。
Certainly very minimal conditioning at all.
不知为什么,马克突然决定开始跑步。
And so for whatever reason, Mark decided he wanted to take up running.
他这么练了一段时间。
So he had done this for a while.
具体多久我记不清了,大概四五个月左右吧。
I can't remember how long, maybe four or five months or something like that.
然后,因为他就是马克·贝尔,他决定从随便跑跑直接升级到跑马拉松。
And then decided because he's Mark Bell, that he wanted to go from just running to running a marathon.
而他的第一场马拉松,非波士顿莫属。
And that first marathon needed to be Boston.
这就是马克在体重大概二百三十磅时,用来完成人生首场马拉松的实际训练计划。
And so this is the actual program Mark used to run his first ever marathon at probably two thirty pounds.
他意识到自己一个人搞不定这个任务。
So what he did is realized he couldn't handle that himself.
于是他联系了一位叫丹·加纳的人,他是人体表现专家。
So he reached out to a guy named Dan Garner, who's a human performance expert.
他请丹为他量身打造一套完整的马拉松训练方案。
He asked him to build him a comprehensive program to run his first ever marathon.
方案涵盖了饮食、补剂、恢复、睡眠、力量训练、跑步,方方面面都包括了。
This included his nutrition, his supplementation, his recovery, sleep, lifting, running, and all of that.
所有这些内容都在那个免费的计划里。
It's all in that free program.
我现在就不细说那些补剂、饮食之类的细节了。
I'm not gonna go into the details of all the supplements and nutrition and everything else right now.
所以我们只关注最后五十天的训练计划是什么样子。
So we're just gonna focus on what the training program looked like for those final fifty days.
我再强调一遍,他不是从零开始的。
Again, do wanna reiterate, he didn't start at zero.
那时候他已经跑了一段时间了。
Here he was already running for a while.
他的体能基础还不错。
He was somewhat fit.
这更像是他们最后的冲刺阶段。
This is kinda like their last final push.
如果你真的是从零开始,那你可能需要先完成第一阶段——对马克来说是二十五天。
And so if you're literally starting from nothing, you may wanna take this first phase, which for Mark was only twenty five days.
但对你来说,这一阶段可能需要五十天、六十天,甚至一百五十天,才能准备好进入下一阶段。
And that itself might need to be fifty days or sixty days or even a hundred and fifty days for you before you're ready to move on to the second phase.
说了这么多前提,我们还是来看看‘五十天速成计划’具体是怎么安排的。
So caveat aside, let's jump into what Faster in 50 looks like.
这里首先要注意的是,和之前的训练计划一样,每天都有专门的热身动作。
The first thing to pay attention to here is just like in the previous program, there is a dedicated and specific warm up for each day.
所以这次的安排是:上肢力量训练、下肢力量训练,然后当然是跑步。
So in this case, there's an upper body lift, a lower body lift, and then of course you're running.
如果你想了解更详细的安排,可以在训练计划里找到完整内容。
And so you can see the full details in the program if you choose to check that out.
不过简单说一下,上肢热身包括猫牛式、鸟狗式、俯卧撑、开合跳、YTW动作之类的练习。
But just really quickly, the upper body warm up is gonna be things like cat camel exercises, bird dogs, push ups, jumping jacks, YTWs, and things like that.
通常每项动作做一到三组,每组八到十次。
Same idea, usually one to three sets, eight to 10 repetitions per exercise.
这是一个全面激活全身、各关节和上半身的热身流程。
So a full body, full joint, upper body dedicated warm up.
下肢热身也是类似的思路,但动作换成登山者、侧抬腿、弓步走、单腿臀桥这些。
For the lower body, it's a similar approach, but now you're talking about things like mountain climbers and fire hydrants and walking lunges and single leg hip thrusts and things like that.
重复次数的安排也是一样的。
Same kind of repetition ideas.
我们真正想强调的是单侧训练和双侧训练的结合。
Really what we're getting at is a combination of what's called unilateral.
也就是说,一个关节在活动时,另一个关节保持休息,这就是单侧;而双侧则是两个关节同时活动。
So this is one of the two joints moving while the other one rests, as well as bilateral.
两个关节一起动,就是双侧。
So both moving at the same time.
举个简单的例子,壶铃深蹲是双侧的,两条腿一起用;而弓步上台阶就是单侧的。
Easy example of this, a goblet squat is bilateral, both legs, where a step up is unilateral.
所以在热身里,你要把这两种方式结合起来,还要加入推和拉的动作,让每个关节都能在正常活动范围内充分动起来。
So somewhere in your warm up, you want a combination of these things and you want pressing and pulling, and you can want to ask the joint to kinda do everything that it's supposed to do in its normal range of motion.
跑步前的热身,主要是低强度的有氧运动,比如原地跳绳、慢跑、骑车这些。
The running warm up is gonna be a combination of very low intensity aerobic exercise, so skipping, jogging, cycling, stuff like that.
也可以加一些全身性的壶铃深蹲或者科兹克深蹲、跳绳、小跳,再做一些低强度的爆发力动作,基本就是一些常见的基础自重训练。
Maybe some full body goblet squats or Kozik squats, some skips and hops, some some low level plyometrics, and really other things that you would consider to just be general basic calisthenics.
正如我之前说的,这个计划分为两个不同的阶段。
As I mentioned, the program is built into two unique phases.
第一个阶段主要是打基础。
The very first one is really meant to build your foundation.
就是我们之前说过的组织耐受力。
It's the tissue tolerance we talked about earlier.
这是整体体能训练,提升运动容量,让你的身体做好准备,能够应对马拉松所需的训练量。
It's general conditioning, it's work capacity, and it's getting you physically prepared to handle the training necessary to run the marathon.
第二阶段则是专门针对马拉松的准备。
The second phase is really specific marathon prep.
你会开始熟悉自己的比赛配速。
So you're gonna start getting an understanding of your race pace.
怎么判断自己是跑太快了还是太慢了?
How do you know if you're going too fast or too slow?
这些感觉怎么样?
How is that stuff feeling?
你还要练习补给和恢复策略。
You're gonna work on your fueling and recovery.
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