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#23 - Just Running Slow Doesn't Work, 30 Second Rule

#23 - Just Running Slow Doesn't Work, 30 Second Rule

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#23 - Just Running Slow Doesn't Work: The Power of the 30-Second Rule.

In this episode of the Forever Runner podcast, host Herb the Forever Runner talks with physical therapist Eric Lehane about the transformative 30-second rule for boosting power in senior runners. The conversation focuses on the significance of fast-twitch muscle fibers, the effects of aging on muscle power, and exercises to enhance strength and prevent falls. Emphasis is placed on injury prevention, tissue tolerance, and efficient workouts through body weight exercises. Practical tips are provided for integrating micro workouts into daily routines, avoiding the need for gym memberships or special equipment. Additional resources are available on the Gaitway Group website, YouTube channel, and Medium articles.

00:00 Introduction and Guest Welcome

00:46 The 30-Second Rule Origin Story

04:00 Understanding Muscle Fiber Types

05:46 The Importance of Power-Based Exercises

08:45 The 30-Second Rule Explained

10:39 Examples of Power-Based Exercises

12:07 High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) for Fast Twitch Muscle Fibers

13:00 Modifying Exercises to Fit Your Fitness Level

14:26 Quality Over Quantity in Training

17:00 Micro Workouts: Integrating Exercise into Daily Activities

19:28 Bodyweight Exercises: The Key to Strength and Power

21:11 Encouragement for Seniors to Stay Active

22:01 Conclusion and Contact Information



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