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Running >70k a week, strength training, fueling, recovery - All of that working full time + taking care of fam w young kids.
Being a part-time endurance athlete is all about time management and I used to suck at it.
7 principles I learned over the last year to make it work:
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A favorite way of putting strong #FatBurning into a context that is very relatable - power on the bike...
Medium metabolic fitness =
Fat powers everyday tasks
A relatively metabolically fit individual with fat burning of 5kcal/min can generate about 83 watts purely from their (almost infinite) fat stores. As you probably know, this is a "walk the bike" intensity - enough to tootle around on the flat at very easy intensities &/or move through the non-training part of your day.
Strong metabolic fitness =
Fat powers easy training!
A very metabolically fit individual, e.g. a professional Ironman athlete can double this & generate ~170W purely from their near infinite fat stores. Throw a little exogenous CHO in the mix and the athlete can actually replenish glycogen while still doing some good aerobic base work!
Poor metabolic fitness =
Fat powers nothing!
A metabolically unfit/unhealthy individual is typically 4 times lower than our elite Ironman - able to power only ~40W from fat! 40 watts won't get you very far, very fast. A walk to the mailbox will have you over that! Which means, our metabolically unfit individual is dipping into their precious glycogen stores for many tasks through the day. This has a massive negative effect on their recovery and tolerance to training!
This is what building that strong #MetabolicBase is all about!
Replying to @Alan_Couzens
Alan, how can one translate this to watts? 5 kcal/min is approx. 5kj of external work = 80-85w. Is this correct?
Thomas Hertz retweeted
Great news: You can now deploy (serverless) SAP Fiori Apps from multiple SAP BTP runtimes. This post shows how the @kymaproject runtime can be used for this. (sample code included)
blogs.sap.com/2021/03/01/dep…
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Welcome to the SAP Open Source Twitter channel. Follow us for #SAPOpenSource related news. @ChrstnKlein @JuerMueller @thsaueressig
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Germany!
#CoronaWarnApp
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We just released the architecture document of the #CoronaWarnApp. Here, you’ll find more information on how the technical landscape looks like and how the different components interact with each another. #opensource @RegSprecher @BMG_Bund @adel_al_saleh github.com/corona-warn-app/c…
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Great news! With the move of the Eclipse Foundation to Brussels, we can expect more international collaboration on #opensource projects across industries.
The Eclipse Foundation is one of the largest #opensource foundations in the world. Today we're excited to announce that we are expanding our global reach by establishing ourselves as a European-based organization. Read about the transition here: hubs.ly/H0qnMRd0
Thomas Hertz retweeted
When you are dead, you don't know you are dead. It's pain only for others.
It's the same thing when you are stupid.
Thomas Hertz retweeted
Building Side-by-Side Extensions for @SAP_CX using APIs: hands-on video tutorials just published blogs.sap.com/2019/12/19/bui… #SAPPartners #kyma
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How does Thomas Hertz, Head of SAP Developer Experience, stay passionate about his work? By creating technology that other people will love. 💻 ❤️
Read his story. Join our team. sap.to/60191u8oS #LifeatSAP
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Good news #Mac users. We are now officially on #homebrew formulae.brew.sh/formula/kym…
So take a seat, relax and:
- brew install kyma-cli
- kyma provision minikube
- kyma install
Enjoy Kyma Lite on your local machine kyma-project.io/docs/#instal…
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#SAPCodeJam lunch with table tennis, pizza, table football, amazing views and an exceptional crowd! thanks @ForibaTR : @ayhanboy for having us! thanks @qmacro for probably the greatest „support“ you can only imagine ;) @SAPdevs @SAPCommunity #LifeAtSAP #SAP #nodejs #CAP
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I couldn't resist and create a short video to demonstrate how using Kyma Lambdas can greatly simplify the implementation of the HelloWorld REST Service.
youtube.com/watch?v=8wqV5dFY…
Using this way you get a comparable opinionated approach as in ABAP on the Cloud Native Kyma stack.
Hello World 3 Ways: ABAP, Cloud Foundry, and Kubernetes youtu.be/lbJ2I964pfY via @YouTube
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2 months, 1700 customers later we launch our monthly product update series #SAPC4HANAFoundation @primtom @KYMA11 @evilyeti @Bucks @SAP_CX @sapcp bit.ly/2YfC0jo
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SAP #C4HANA Extensibility 101 ✏️
Learn about use cases and integration process for @sapcp Extension Factory and @SAP_CX solutions: sap.to/6019Eqcxz
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Interesting Github repo: mocks of #C4HANA applications, for easier use in @sapcp extension factory: github.com/SAP/xf-applicatio…
—> No #C4HANA license needed for extensibility demo apps!
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Here we go, my next post about GraphQL is out. This time outlining an idea how to run a GraphQL Server on Kyma. Let's discuss! labs.cx.sap.com/2019/05/15/g… #sapcxlabs #kyma






























