Some like to run just for the sake of running, or lift for the sake of lifting, or whatever it is that you do for exercise for the shear enjoyment that this activity brings you; and that’s great. If you want to get more out you your training in the way of results, or progress and performance then a bit more planning and forethought is required. Train specific to your goals, whether it be for strength and power, or skill, or endurance or body composition. Tackling a bit of everything all together is not very effective (albeit quite fun for variety purposes at times). The more productive way is to break your training plan into purposeful sessions that have a clear aim (e.g. strength or fat loss) and are structured to work on each component to maximum effect. An example would be to train all of your skill components before hitting your hypertrophy exercises in a session. Or try working on strength before hitting a high intensity section for fitness or fat loss. If you want more information about the suggested training hierarchy’s from Conan Fitness it is well documented in this article – The Hierarchy of Training modalities
Put A Little Thought Into Your Training
By Conan Fitness|2013-11-13T22:51:49+08:00November 13th, 2013|Peak Performance Tip|Comments Off on Put A Little Thought Into Your Training
About the Author: Conan Fitness
Luke Dimasi is an experienced Personal Trainer / Fitness Trainer and has been working and studying in the industry for over 9 years. During the completion of a bachelor’s degree at the University of W.A. he personally trained many clients of various walks of life from the mainstream weight loss populace to sports specific and wheel-chair bound clientele. Luke also spent 4 years in management including a State Personal Training Managing role in one of WA’s largest health chains. He has a Master Practitioners qualification in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) and Neuro Semantics and works one on one with clients aiming to improve their current conditions on anything from un-resourceful beliefs and emotions to setting positive frames of mind on various aspects of life.