Stairmaster workouts???????

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Skateboards2Scrapers

 
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Stairmaster workouts???????

by Skateboards2Scrapers » Thu Oct 06, 2011 12:36 am

hey guys


ever since I took a spill on a road ride in santa barbara i haave been out hurt, but the docz said it's kool if i work out


unfrotunately to pay for my doctrs bills i have had to take up n xtra job, but want to be ready for shreddy season - THUS time is limited

what are some good workouts on the stairmaster, need to get strong fast!

peace n chiken grease

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Re: Stairmaster workouts???????

by AdamsKerr » Fri Oct 07, 2011 12:39 am

I do stair master workouts occasionally if i have a busy school week. (which is every damn week lately)

Generally, ill use a 2 pound ankle weight on each ankle and a 40lb pack for an hour. And every 5 minutes i'll do 3 minutes of skipping a step so i end up taking really long steps.

Speed varies on how i feel

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Re: Stairmaster workouts???????

by JonW » Fri Oct 07, 2011 2:48 pm

Intervals is a fairly obvious one. I tend to do intervals quite a bit on the stairmaster. 1 minute at pace where the last 10 seconds hurt and 1 minute at a restful pace where I've regained my breath by the last 10 seconds. 1 hours of that is a great workout.

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Re: Stairmaster workouts???????

by Vitaliy M. » Fri Oct 07, 2011 7:48 pm

Really depends what kind of climbs you are training for scrapers...

If you are training for an expedition 5-6 gallons of water in your pack and have at it for 1-2 hours with a pace that would drain you. If you are training for fast and light 1-2 hours without weight going maximum speed u can maintain is good. I like hills type of workout with fast stretches alternating with stretches to catch your breath. Best is actual hills though. I have a hill with 2.2K of elevation gain (Mission peak). When I was training for Denali I would go up it multiple times in a day with 6 gallons, although I haven't one much of it, and still feel like I was over prepared lol.


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