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Increase Stamina


Question Posted Thursday August 16 2007, 12:12 pm

Ok so here's the thing, i have 5 days until football tryouts, i can run about a mile without to much trouble, but i want to increase my stamina more. Will i be able to make much improvement if everyday up until tryouts i do cadio training like this

stretching
30 min stationary bike
wind sprints
jump rope
run
high steps
kareoke
stationary bike


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Sk8RcH1cK1773 answered Thursday August 16 2007, 2:22 pm:
It will definetly help you out with stamina, but you must make sure you are resting well too. You can train all you want but make sure you eat lots of carbs. Otherwise you won't perform well at the try out.

Baked Potatoe, pastas, they are all good for energy. Hope you do well :)

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