Altitude effects on cardio

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long distance runners are the most starved and shit looking >"athletes" there are

jesus christ why do you even do it

>inb4 posting sprinters

>>40949882
You could be a jacked long distance runner. It wouldn't be entirely optimal, but you could

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>>40950198
sounds like a case of worst of both worlds

>>40950198
>You could be a jacked long distance runner
Not true, excessive muscle is what prevent you from long distance running

>>40950249
Very true

>>40950260
>excessive muscle is what prevent you from long distance running
No, but it certainly makes it harder. You still could

>>40949882
Not a long distance runner. I keep it under 30km.

Probably not 'jacked' either, but I have enough for me (5'13"/ 190lbs)

>>40950537
>5'13''

???????

>>40949856
What altitude do you live at?

>>40950537
>5'13''
when will they learn

>>40950537
Shouldn't that be 6'1?

What the fuck are you doing

>>40950673
about 650 feet above sea level
>>40950626
!!!!!!!!
>>40950744
I'm not used to your 'farthings/bushels/cubits' stuff, and didn't want to be bullied for using metric

I am deeply and amusingly sorry, anonette.

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>>40951035
>didn't want to be bullied for using metric

but you said KM as opposed to miles???

>>40951552
What can I say, I'm not as smart as I am good-looking.

>>40951035
>about 650 feet above sea level
Race at ~1000m? Then don't worry too much. Nothing you can't handle.