Immunity likes moderate
Regular moderate training is linked with fewer and shorter respiratory infections. Extremes in either direction are worse.
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Endurance day: the holds get longer, the carry gets heavier, and nothing is fast.
Regular moderate training is linked with fewer and shorter respiratory infections. Extremes in either direction are worse.
Training builds more and better mitochondria — the reason the same stairs get easier within weeks.
Losing a couple of per cent of body water measurably reduces strength endurance and raises perceived effort.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a day of return
Down to a sprawl and back up tall, steady rhythm — no rush, no rest.
Easier step it · Harder add a push-up
Elbows under the shoulders, glutes on, ribs down; breathe the whole time.
Easier knees down · Harder one foot lifted
Five steps each way, stay low the whole minute; count the direction changes.
Easier three steps · Harder stay lower
Side plank; reach the top arm under the body and open back up, hips steady.
Easier knees down · Harder slower
Walk as briskly as you can for the full minute, arms driving, chest tall.
Easier normal pace · Harder add a hill or stairs
Hips up in a straight line, squeezed; hold and breathe.
Easier lower hips · Harder one foot lifted
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the strength set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.