The posts strongly endorse the study’s findings, with comments like 'spacing sessions by at least 6 hours maximizes benefits' and references to Robineau et al.'s research, reflecting a tone of agreement and practical application, which indicates both high interest and engagement. The use of specific phrases such as 'key' and 'maximize adaptations' demonstrates recognition of the potential impact of the research on training strategies.
AgreementModerate agreement
Most posts acknowledge the importance of recovery time between workouts, referencing Robineau et al.'s findings that longer recovery improves training outcomes. Their tone supports the publication’s conclusions.
InterestHigh interest
Discussions show high engagement with the topic, highlighting practical training strategies and referencing specific studies, indicating strong interest.
EngagementHigh engagement
Posts delve into the details of recovery durations, cite studies, and discuss training implications, demonstrating a deep level of engagement.
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The discussions suggest that understanding optimal recovery times could significantly influence training routines, showing moderate impact on athletic practices.
Abstract in brief
The study investigated how different recovery times (0, 6, or 24 hours) between strength and aerobic exercises affect training outcomes in amateur rugby players, finding that longer recovery periods generally lead to better strength and aerobic improvements.
When exercises were performed with no rest or less than 6 hours between them, strength gains and neuromuscular responses were reduced, indicating that immediate or very short recovery periods hinder optimal adaptation.
Coaches should aim to schedule strength and aerobic sessions with at least a 6-hour gap to maximize training benefits, as shorter recovery times can impair neuromuscular and aerobic development.]
Así:
-En personas entrenadas, dicho efecto de interferencia es alto (sobre todo en piernas) cuando los ejercicios de fuerza y resistencia se realizan dentro de la misma sesión (<20 min entre ellos) que cuando se realizan con un intervalo de 6 h o 24 h https://t.co/Ch00fRLnpB
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Andrew Sheaff
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Separating contradictory training tasks, and pairing complementary tasks, is a simple way to get more out of the same. https://t.co/hFzuKnY1bU
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Moritz Schumann
@Moritz_Schumann · X
@fparejablanco Great work! I genereally agree but it isgood to remember that performing the relevant qualities first will not necessarily prevent you from compromised adaptations, based on the work by Julien Robineau. Separating sessions seems to be the key...
https://t.co/uO0Lmiyb9a
If you need to train both endurance and strength, a 2016 study suggests spacing the sessions out by at least 24 hours. If this is not possible, then an absolute minimum 3 hour spacing is recommended.
https://t.co/VONLkg75By
To maximize adaptations from resistance training, individuals should leave at least 6 hours of recovery in between their resistance and aerobic workouts
Robineau et al. Specific Training Effects of Concurrent Aerobic and Strength Exercises Depend on Recovery Duration.(2016)
Cardio exercises like running and cycling are great for health and weight management. The impact on muscle growth is complex, and proper scheduling between cardio and strength training is essential for optimal results…
This video explores how recovery times between aerobic and strength exercises impact training outcomes, emphasizing that longer rest periods of at least 6 hours improve strength and aerobic gains for athletes.
To maximize adaptations from resistance training, individuals should leave at least 6 hours of recovery in between their resistance and aerobic workouts
Robineau et al. Specific Training Effects of Concurrent Aerobic and Strength Exercises Depend on Recovery Duration.(2016)
Así:
-En personas entrenadas, dicho efecto de interferencia es alto (sobre todo en piernas) cuando los ejercicios de fuerza y resistencia se realizan dentro de la misma sesión (<20 min entre ellos) que cuando se realizan con un intervalo de 6 h o 24 h https://t.co/Ch00fRLnpB
May 24, 2021 · 10 likes · 1 share · 16,800 followersView post →
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Ashley Richmond
@_AshleyRichmond · X
If you need to train both endurance and strength, a 2016 study suggests spacing the sessions out by at least 24 hours. If this is not possible, then an absolute minimum 3 hour spacing is recommended.
https://t.co/VONLkg75By
@fparejablanco Great work! I genereally agree but it isgood to remember that performing the relevant qualities first will not necessarily prevent you from compromised adaptations, based on the work by Julien Robineau. Separating sessions seems to be the key...
https://t.co/uO0Lmiyb9a
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2016;30(3):672–683. doi: 10.1519/JSC.0000000000000798 56. Jäger, R, Kerksick, CM, Campbell, BI, et al. International society of sports nutrition position