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Old 04-30-02 | 08:55 AM
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Originally posted by Amir R. Pakdel
Hey fubar

Until the end of last year September I was in excellent shape. I'd go on 20mph for two hours straight without feeling a hitch...

so will still take "weeks" to rebuild my aerobic base? Has all the work I did less than a year ago just evaported away?

No it hasn't just evaporated. With any sport or type of exercise, if you take time off, then you have to start off slower/easier and work back up to the point you were at when you left off. Have you trained since September of last year? No athlete in the world besides a ******** one would take time off and then come back and push themselves to their limits. If you had only taken 1-2 maybe 3 weeks off then it wouldn't take long at all to be back up to where you left off. But September was a while back.

I don't think taking 2-3 weeks to do a few strength training workouts, aerobic workouts, and intervals is all that bad. It is way better than experiencing what you have described.
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