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what is more important in downhill, leg strength or aerobic capacity?



 
 
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Old July 2nd 03, 06:14 AM
Kurgan Gringioni
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Default what is more important in downhill, leg strength or aerobic capacity?

I say aerobic capacity.


Why?


Well, you need leg strength to make turns, but you need aerobic capacity to
breathe, right?


If you don't have leg strength, then you can't turn at high speeds, but if
you can't breathe, then you'd be dead.


Dead people are definitely slower than people who lack leg strength.
Therefore, I submit that aerobic capacity is more important in the downhill.






Aaron Daniel Gringioni



ps. I used to hang out with some skiers once, therefore I know what I'm
talking about


 




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