I use "beIronfit" wrote by Don Fink.
He does Heart Rate Zone Training and not mileage to save from injury. And sense I am constantly pushing myself to injury this is a great way to make sure I won't get injured.
Here are my goals zones.
TIA's Heart Rate Zones | ||
Running | ||
Zone 1 – 65-74% BPM = 117 to 134 BPM | When on the Bike: | |
Zone 2 – 75-85% BPM = 135 to 153 BPM | PU: pick ups (short burts 30 -60 sec | |
Zone 3 – 86-89% BPM = 154 to 161 BPM | not to raise to Z2 | |
Zone 4 – 90-95% BPM = 162 to 171 BPM | 100+RPM = Pedal high RPM | |
100% BPM = 180 | Trans: Transition | |
QC: Quick change | ||
Cycling | Z1-Z2= train with in the se zone based on feel | |
Zone 1 – 111-127 BPM Zone 2 – 128 to 146 BPM | ||
Zone 3 – 147 to 153 BPM | ||
Zone 4 – 154 to 164 BPM | ||
*reducing the BPM by 5% | ||
95% BPM = 171 | ||
Let's Get Healthy, Coach TIA S= Swim days B = Bike/Cycle or Spin das R = Run days Z= Zones 1 - 2 (the number be hind the Z) = Explains the zone in which I am training in.
hrs= hours for that sport
Totals = total number of hours done that week Click link for :TIA's Iornman Heart Rate Zones |
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