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The Pros Of Heart Rate Training For Runners When you think of an easy run, thoughts of runners cruising down the sidewalk, rocking out to the beat in their headphones at a comfortable clip probably come to mind. Unknowingly, however, most runners don’t really run all that easy on their easy runs. After a few warmup miles, many runners start to feel good and begin pushing the pace without even realizing it. To help runners and other endurance athletes keep their easy runs easy and their hard workouts at the correct intensity, more and more coaches are relying on heart-rate training. During exercise, the body utilizes two primary sources of fuel, namely carbohydrates and fats. To determine an athlete’s metabolic efficiency and identify their target heart-rate training zones, Steinle uses treadmill and bike tests. Analysing this data typically confirms the biggest problem for many athletes: they aren’t extremely efficient at utilizing fat as a fuel. FILED UNDER: Training TAGS: heart rate / jog / programme / run / running / trainer
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Le nouveau Schéma National des VVV Proposé à l’origine par les associations cyclistes AF3V et FFCT, le premier schéma national des véloroutes et voies vertes était validé en Comité Interministèriel d’Aménagement et de Développement du Territoire (CIADT) le 15 décembre 1998.Depuis, les grands traits rectilignes reliant les villes s’étant affinés, il était nécessaire d’actualiser et de compléter le schéma de 1998. Lancée en avril 2009 par une consultation des acteurs concernés, collectivités territoriales, services de l’Etat et associations, cette révision du Schéma National des Véloroutes et Voies Vertes (SN3V) a permis de faire le bilan des réalisations, d’actualiser les tracés et de compléter le schéma qui passe ainsi de 13 000 km à 20 000 km.Ce travail trés important a été principalement réalisé par l’Observatoire des Véloroutes et Voies Vertes (au sein de l’association des Départements et Régions Cyclables) et par la Mission Nationale des Véloroutes et Voies Vertes (MEEDDM - Commissarait au Développement Durable).
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