Old 05-05-11 | 07:47 AM
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Originally Posted by DnvrFox
The problem with anaerobic capacity is that, theoretically, anaerobic capacity only lasts 2-3 minutes for most, and not much longer for others.

"Web definitions
  • is a runner's maximum ability to run very fast … beyond VO2max where all additional energy to run faster than vVO2max is generated anaerobically. Runners can sustain such fast paces for only a few minutes."
That's true, but you can train yourself to handle it better/longer -- the body becomes more efficient, I suppose. Just like anything else, such as strength, flexibility and endurance, there is a limit to improvement.

Of course, depending on your goals, you may not need to work in your anaerobic zone. It interests me though.
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