A.L.A.P. (As Long As Possible) Method
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PublishedFeb 15, 2025
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A.L.A.P. (As Long As Possible) Method
Aim:
Build endurance, stability, and core strength by holding an exercise for maximum duration in a single set.
Method:
Start Position: Get into the correct plank position.
Hold the Position: Maintain proper form and hold as long as possible.
Track Your Time: Record your duration to track progress.
Sample Workout:
Plank Hold – Hold until failure
Rest 90-120 sec
Repeat 2-3 times (optional for added volume)
Progression:
Increase duration each session while maintaining proper form.
Progress by adding variations (e.g., weighted plank, unstable surface).
Try it on a different exercise using time as the variable to work by.
End State:
Enhanced core endurance, better posture, and improved stability, making movements and workouts more efficient.