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max: p=0.000002) and body composition (lean mass (kg) p=0.0001; fat mass (%) p=0.00005). RPE resulted significantly lower in the 10-20-30 group than in 30-30 group (10-20-30: 13.36±0.28; 30-30:15.55±0.21; p=0.0002). Thus, the 10-20-30 group improved physiological parameters, performance and body composition, similar to 30-30 with significantly lower RPE values. These results suggest that in recreational runners the 10-20-30 training is effective in improving aerobic fitness and performance, with a lower subjective perception of effort, thus enhancing individual compliance and adherence to the prescribed training program.
Faelli et al. (Fri,) studied this question.