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    How to prepare for long distance running?

    I'm trying to get ready for long distance running like track or maybe cross country.
    Like certain workouts to do....etc
    I'm new to lifting but i got diet/routines on point, and i know it will be a lot harder to gain muscle doing this.

    I'm preparing for this whole year for next school year so I'll be completely prepared.
    Can only jog around 2-4 miles now.


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    Originally Posted by Djnini View Post
    I'm trying to get ready for long distance running like track or maybe cross country.
    Like certain workouts to do....etc
    I'm new to lifting but i got diet/routines on point, and i know it will be a lot harder to gain muscle doing this.

    I'm preparing for this whole year for next school year so I'll be completely prepared.
    Can only jog around 2-4 miles now.


    thanks
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    long distance running is slowtwitch fibers, ever notice how they alll look like they have 2%bf and zero muscle, versus a 100m sprinter whose massive, fasttwitch fibers. your rep ranges arent going to 5 x5 , for my legs if i was a long distance sprinter i would do light weight 15-25 reps each set, build up an endurance, as for upperbody i have no idea
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