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Benefits of Anaerobic Capacity for both Endurance Athletes and Recreational Exercisers
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2:43:47 - 2:48:48 (05:01)

Even if you're an endurance athlete or a recreational exerciser not interested in building more muscle speed, increases in anaerobic capacity are still beneficial since it helps prevent running out of muscle glycogen during long periods of exercise. Anaerobic exercises such as wall sits and pushups are effective and can be done in intervals for maximum benefit.

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Learn how to add isometric exercises like wall sits and push-ups for max duration into your workout routine to improve both your muscular strength and endurance.
2:43:47 - 2:45:46 (01:58)
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Fitness
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Learn how to add isometric exercises like wall sits and push-ups for max duration into your workout routine to improve both your muscular strength and endurance.

Chapter
Benefits of Anaerobic Capacity for both Endurance Athletes and Recreational Exercisers
Episode
GUEST SERIES | Dr. Andy Galpin: How to Build Physical Endurance & Lose Fat
Podcast
Huberman Lab
This podcast discusses the advantages of building anaerobic capacity, including increased muscle glycogen storage and improved oxygen transportation, even for those who may not be interested in building muscle speed or power.
2:45:46 - 2:48:48 (03:02)
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Exercise
Summary

This podcast discusses the advantages of building anaerobic capacity, including increased muscle glycogen storage and improved oxygen transportation, even for those who may not be interested in building muscle speed or power.

Chapter
Benefits of Anaerobic Capacity for both Endurance Athletes and Recreational Exercisers
Episode
GUEST SERIES | Dr. Andy Galpin: How to Build Physical Endurance & Lose Fat
Podcast
Huberman Lab