johngalt
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After finally hitting the goal of 200 pounds, I can now focus on improving all-around athletic ability instead of just strength and size. First on the list is improving cardio endurance. The goal: running 3 miles in 21 minutes. I have the running program down, I was just looking over some supplements that might make the process go faster (instant gratification, right?). I ran across an old post by BioMan that suggested injectable b-12 along with iron, citrulline malate, forslean, and rhodiola rosea. I've found the recommended dosage for rhodiola rosea in relation to endurance training, but I have not been able to find the recommended dosages for the others in dosages that would be beneficial for cardio endurance. I was wondering if someone had those handy or if BioMan wanted to chime in.
And just to give you an idea of the poor shape that I'm in: I can jog for an hour, but my heart rate stays in the 170-180 range and I want to be able to jog for that hour with my heart rate between 130 and 150. The problem is if I jog any slower I'd be walking. In fact, I had this unfortunate experience the other day where I was out jogging and I was briefly pacing this old woman who was power walking. Luckily, I was able to slowly pull away, but I hope you see my point.
And just to give you an idea of the poor shape that I'm in: I can jog for an hour, but my heart rate stays in the 170-180 range and I want to be able to jog for that hour with my heart rate between 130 and 150. The problem is if I jog any slower I'd be walking. In fact, I had this unfortunate experience the other day where I was out jogging and I was briefly pacing this old woman who was power walking. Luckily, I was able to slowly pull away, but I hope you see my point.