Peter Attia· MD
Now, I look forward to it for 3 hours/wk (usually 3 x 60 min or 4 x 45 min).
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Now, I look forward to it for 3 hours/wk (usually 3 x 60 min or 4 x 45 min).
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for me it's always for me Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, Sunday is zone two. It might be that those Saturday, Sunday workouts, I need to push them longer. Maybe I need to do 90 minutes on each of those days and stay at 45 minutes on Tuesday, Thursday.
personally i do about three to four hours a week of zone two and for my patients i believe that three hours should be the target
how often do i recommend doing zone twos at least three times a week i like four
so each of those are 45-minute zone twos and then kind of like a 30-minute zone five as a separate workout that's done almost immediately after
remember 80% of my training volume is its own too uh only only 20% of my training volume is is is in that V2 max range
it's three days a week of zone two and one day a week of uh of of interval training but but interval training at that specific sort of four five upper limit 8 Minute intervals
Peter's weekly exercise routine: 4 hours of zone 2, 1 VO2 max workout, 4 strength training sessions.