The most effective training strategy is consistency, not necessarily the theoretically 'perfect' workout. While optimal scheduling might involve separating strength and running days, or having a significant time gap between them, the reality is that fitting training into one's routine is paramount. Prioritizing consistency over finding an elusive perfect schedule ensures that training goals are met, making the 'doable' workout superior to the 'ideal' one that is skipped.
Impact: Medium. This pragmatic approach demystifies training plans, empowering runners to adapt recommendations to their personal circumstances. It shifts the focus from unattainable perfection to achievable consistency, which is the true driver of long-term progress.
In the source video, this keypoint occurs from 00:05:07 to 00:06:40.
Sources in support: Renata Souza (Running Coach and Viva Corrida Instructor), Raquel Castanha (Physiotherapist and Marathon Runner)

