Just a few comments. Over the last six years, I've used five sets of tables (including one secret set that I developed). It seems that I can maintain any level by doing one O2, one CO2 and 2 hours of moderate aerobic training each week and by adding two max attempts I can gain a little. The eight holds at a time (from 50-90%) seems right.
Last November I had to stop diving for medical reasons and I also took a six week break from static training. Since I will have to take another long break in training next month and stay out of the water until August, an easier workout was indicated. I've been doing the old standby of 1/1 2/2 3/3 4/4 5/5 6/6 7/7 three times a week, for almost three months. The last one was not always successful, so I eliminated the 6/6. Performance is a lot more erratic than it used to be (medication and pain make relaxation and pulse more variable), but on good days I started extending the seven to max.
Last week was an eye opener. I skipped Wednesday for doctor appointments and on Friday had a PB. What a surprise. Of course, this week I lost thirty seconds somewhere.
Aloha
Last November I had to stop diving for medical reasons and I also took a six week break from static training. Since I will have to take another long break in training next month and stay out of the water until August, an easier workout was indicated. I've been doing the old standby of 1/1 2/2 3/3 4/4 5/5 6/6 7/7 three times a week, for almost three months. The last one was not always successful, so I eliminated the 6/6. Performance is a lot more erratic than it used to be (medication and pain make relaxation and pulse more variable), but on good days I started extending the seven to max.
Last week was an eye opener. I skipped Wednesday for doctor appointments and on Friday had a PB. What a surprise. Of course, this week I lost thirty seconds somewhere.
Aloha