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Avoid injuring your joints and fatiguing your nervous system by limiting weekly volume increases. Increase your total weekly training duration by no more than . If you can run or cycle comfortably for 30 minutes this week, aim for 33 minutes next week. 3. Fueling the Hour: Nutrition and Hydration
Numerous studies in sports science (including work from the Journal of Applied Physiology) indicate that the human body’s hormonal response to exercise peaks around the 45- to 60-minute mark.
Sixty minutes can feel daunting at the starting line. Break the hour into smaller, manageable mental blocks. Focus on completing four 15-minute intervals or six 10-minute segments. By focusing only on the current block, you prevent mental fatigue and anxiety. Positive Self-Talk and Internal Monologue
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What are you training for? (e.g., running, cycling, general fitness, or workplace focus)