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Old April 15th, 2008
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Re: Super Static Training Shortcut needed

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Originally Posted by Jon View Post
Eric,

Assuming I have no steep hill, but I do have a grass field, can I just do apnea walking, or running, with the same breathing pattern to get similar results?

Jon
It needs to be really steep, or even stairs. But running, stairmaster or biking don't seem to work as well. The steepness combined with 100% speed effort seem to be required to cause leg failure. Apnea stairmaster/bike/walking work too, but not as well as something really steep where you go full out.

I finish the exercise with 40 minutes of hiking up hill, while breathing. This seems to clear our the waste products in my legs.
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