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heart rate during maximum stress

Discussion in 'Training & Behavior' started by catchdog, Jun 6, 2010.

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  1. Yas

    Yas Big Dog

    Remember I said that there was no physiological need for carbs. You could have the best dog in the world and it only ever eat good quality meat and fat.

    I didn`t say that if I was conditioning a dog professionally I wouldn`t use a carb such as Maltodextrin as part of the post workout nutrition. I would actually probably use a mixture of different sugars with different glycemic curves.
     
    Yas, Aug 16, 2010
    #61
  2. p1tbull

    p1tbull Big Dog

    very good thread we got going here
     
    p1tbull, Sep 1, 2010
    #62
  3. Flipside

    Flipside CH Dog


    Yas...don't let too much info!;)
     
    Flipside, Sep 1, 2010
    #63
  4. Yas

    Yas Big Dog

    hahahahaha
     
    Yas, Sep 1, 2010
    #64
  5. slim12

    slim12 Super Moderator Staff Member

    heart rate monitoring is no different than a slat mill or a e-mill or a spring pool..it is just another tool that will/can help you get where you are going...a bringing one in right is as much opinion as it is science...and as much personal preference than anything...i have always been more concerned with recovery time than work load...if my dog could 'run a mill all out' for ten straight minutes (just an example) but it took another ten minnutes before he was ready to go again...well that ten minutes of 'work' is not impressive at all...but if he can go all out for ten minutes, recover in seconds and go again all out...now that is conditioning...conditioning takes in everything from style to heart to ability to work ethic....using the heart rate as a means to the end is a really good idea...US1
     
    slim12, Sep 2, 2010
    #65
  6. general

    general Big Dog

    i think ye better go back and find out off your 5-6 buddy were you should place it :D
     
    general, Sep 2, 2010
    #66
  7. general

    general Big Dog

    ye talk more shit than ye could wave a stick at lad :D
     
    general, Sep 2, 2010
    #67
  8. pitbull4.6

    pitbull4.6 Big Dog



    +1000000 to bad more people didnt think like this.
     
    pitbull4.6, Oct 16, 2010
    #68
  9. LivewireT

    LivewireT Big Dog

    if you wanna hear it from the horses mouth
    i have both videos and both books
    from bob lemm
    e mail me livewireT@gmail.com
     
    LivewireT, Oct 16, 2010
    #69
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