Vadim please explain
and tell how long a duration
should be of each training in
calisthenics
It depends on the level of your preparation
If you you a beginner
your training should take from 45 minutes to an hour because your
training should be really
intensive because you're just starting
and you should maximally
shock your body
in as short time as possible. you
perform for example 10 exercises, each
exercise you perform exactly
for two minutes, after 10 exercises you have
two minutes of rest or one and a half minutes
of rest and such training you
perform lets say 3 times a week
As I said earlier it is for the beginners. for people
with an average level of preparation the training
should take from one and a half
hours to two hours
because with an average level of training
you already have more opportunities to
perform more complex
routines, more complex exercises and you already
have more energy to train
longer time because for people
that only begin to train -
training long time simply will not make any sense
because at First, you will not be able
secondly you can get injured
because your body will not be
prepared for such pressure and
Third, you must gradually approach
to increase time in your
training. for people with high
level of preparation the training can
take from 3 to 5 hours of time per day
routine you
have, for example sometimes in my case
my trainings takes about an hour
or 45 minutes, or an hour and a half or 5 or 6
hour, so that depends on the routine
you are doing. different kinds
of training and types of routines and
training duration
we will consider later when
we begin to explain you different exercises
show technique and give routines, that is
from that you will be able
to understand how long will
take one or another
training. and for beginners the
training that takes
less time, for example, less than
45 minutes could take a little more than an hour because
in training for example
with weight or in training with high
intensity your body may
require more time for
recovery and that is why
the training will take a little
more time but one hour training session for
beginners, one hour and a half to two hours for
intermediate and 3, from 3 to 5 hours
for advanced and this time does not include
cardio and stretching , this time
only includes your training. that is
if you want to do cardio for 40 minutes
warm-up for 20-30 minutes, that will
take about an hour, lets
take 40 minutes cardio and 20 minutes
warm up and you start, that is
in this case your training time
increases. if you want to
do cardio and warm up. warm up
must be included in
any case whether you do cardio or
not. warm up with do with
minimum
stretching elements should always be
included before
your workout to reduce
probability of injury,
to practically eliminate it
like this. good one, thanks a lot
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