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Long, Slow Distance Runs (LSD)
- Location: United States
LSD runs are vital for enhancing mitochondrial density and capillary networks, crucial for endurance. These runs, performed at a comfortable pace, improve your body's efficiency in utilizing oxygen and fuel over long distances.
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