Fitness - Anaerobic Training
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Fitness and Anaerobic Training
Overview
Anaerobic fitness focuses on strength training, complementing aerobic fitness (cardiovascular endurance) and joint mobility. While speed and skill are innate, fitness at a mass level aims to maintain good health and body condition.
Purpose of Anaerobic Training
Anaerobic programs target muscle strength and mass. In some sports, strength is tested with weight restrictions. Increasing muscle mass enhances strength and fortifies skeletal muscles. These programs resemble bodybuilding but avoid the extreme changes associated with it.
The main goal is balanced muscle development, emphasizing functionality over mere appearance. Unlike bodybuilding, which often showcases muscles, fitness enthusiasts prioritize utility and capability.
Training Characteristics
Anaerobic fitness uses comprehensive programs that work all or most muscle groups in a session. Unlike bodybuilding, which focuses on specific muscle groups, fitness includes exercises for different muscles, avoiding lengthy sessions that induce catabolic phases.
To save time, super-sets are performed on antagonistic muscle groups (e.g., chest and back). Triple or giant sets can further amplify training intensity, working multiple muscles efficiently.
Training Schedule
Typically, anaerobic training occurs three times a week, with aerobic exercises on rest days. For those with limited time, mixed programs include 15-20 minutes of aerobic exercise after anaerobic sessions to balance both phases. Training should not exceed an hour and a half to prevent muscle breakdown.
Recommendations for Different Body Types
Ectomorphs and Mesomorphs
These types benefit from "workshop training," completing all sets on one machine before switching to another, focusing on different muscle groups.
Endomorphs
Circuit training is ideal, moving between muscle groups after each set without breaks, repeating the circuit 3-4 times. This style introduces an aerobic element, increasing calorie burn and heart rate.
Muscle Growth
Muscle mass gains through fitness programs are moderate (5-6 kg), maintaining functional balance in overall movement abilities.
In conclusion, anaerobic training is beneficial for anyone looking to improve strength in a balanced and health-focused manner.
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