Western Sydney Marathon - The year 2019

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RUN FAST OR RUN SLOW

The question arises for most;
– How to burn more calories
– How to build PR (personal records)
– How to build better endurance power, etc.
And the basic facts revolve around oxygen and glycogen, which supports the whole running game.

**Running needs a lot of oxygen**
So building lung capacity reduces oxygen debt on the heart and cardiovascular muscles. Where fatigue runs, the cause of oxygen debt, and to overcome it, the best workout is to introduce VO2max runs.

**Fuel is essential at RUN**
For long runs, the body needs to be energised in time to keep effort working. To clarify, glycogen is stored in blood, liver and muscles, which provides approx 20min worth of run energy, so better glycogen utilisation helps to run efficiently. The fact sheet says Usain Bolt use Creatine Phosphate which lasts 5-10 seconds at max effort, and the downside is it exhausts heaps, so this theory works for sprint run which may not be suited best on endurance runs.

Our human body fats consist of 3500 calories on each pound of fat.

You can see through your own workout how many calories are burnt by using sports watch, apps, etc. It is hard to burn fat than glycogen, so the best way to burn fat is by constantly running with consistency. Note that fast/sprint run creates stress, where slow long run enables burning fat using a significant amount of fuel.

**How does it work?**
More heart rate delivers more blood and oxygen to the body and uses glycogen as quick fuel (read our cadence topic to understand speed); this means a fast run needs more fuel. Similarly, long-run uses FAT as a primary fuel at its endurance speed because fat burns slower, and to burn the fat, oxygen and glycogen are used. When a speed run is performed, it burns those oxygen and glycogen faster-giving body fatigue and stress; thus, fat is left unburnt. The slow run theory releases oxygen and glycogen slower to our muscles which allows the body to burn fat; this is known as an aerobic workout. Chris Armstrong (RUN2PB) plans it to slow run and walk strategy when you see my weekend long runs.

The positive impact of running by Hans & Ron:
– Feel better
– Better sleep
– More calm & relaxed
– Enjoy physic and performance
– Feel younger
– Feel fitter
– Concentration power improves
– Brain thinking capacity improves, and ideas and thoughts are more clearers
– Feel more energetic
– Feel free
– More controlled life
– Increased willpower
– More resistance to stress
– Overall quality of life increases

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