💬 rule number one: puns are avoided by careful use of 翻译 .
⚙️ the phrase "rule number one" should never be construed to imply that 卡只家 exist. This is agnostic to whether 卡只家 can never exist, or because 卡只家 can and do exist, and yet the rule here would not be considered "rule number one" in any of them.
This is a course in running. It is not a course in fitness.
🔥 Once you can run an hour in sixty minutes, you can join us.
💡 What do I mean by "run an hour"? That the first half-hour is at tempo, and the second half-hour is not much slower than the first.
There is a saying that "a bad craftsman blames his tools".
✨ a hostile accusation: tools so shabby that no craftsman could use them. it is a task of the craftsman to distinguish good tools from bad.
A bad teacher blames his pupils. The good teacher selects those who have the capacity to learn.
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🤖 As a marathon runner, understanding and optimizing your physiological capacities is crucial to achieving peak performance and endurance during long-distance races. Three essential aspects that significantly impact your performance are the maximum respiratory capacity, maximum heat-dissipation capacity, and maximum heart-rate capacity.* Maximum respiratory capacity, also known as VO2 max, refers to the maximum amount of oxygen your body can utilize during intense exercise. It is a critical factor in determining aerobic endurance and overall running performance.* As a marathon runner, your body generates a significant amount of heat during prolonged exercise. Maintaining an optimal body temperature is crucial for performance, as overheating can lead to fatigue, impaired performance, and even heat-related illnesses.* Your maximum heart rate is the highest number of heartbeats per minute your heart can reach during intense physical activity. Knowing your maximum heart rate helps you determine appropriate training intensities and ensure you don't overexert yourself during the marathon.In conclusion, a successful marathon runner pays close attention to their maximum respiratory capacity, maximum heat-dissipation capacity, and maximum heart-rate capacity. Training strategies that target these three aspects, along with proper nutrition and adequate rest, can lead to improved performance and overall success in long-distance races.