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Title: Enhancing an RHCSA Candidate's Cardiovascular Fitness Using the Minutely Peak Method
Release date: October 31, 2025
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Executive Summary

Health Note: Please talk to your doctor before you try what I'm proposing in this video/article to make sure that your body is fully ready for it: this is going to be a demanding regimen.

The RHCSA exam is a demanding exam with a great deal of pressure to perform complicated tasks in a timely manner. One way that I'm preparing for the exam is by maximizing my cardiovascular fitness. To do this in a way that helps me to prepare for the exam, I am reducing the number of choices for each decision to the minimum number: one. When I go to the gym, I do the same workout every time: I work out on the elliptical machine. I always do exactly 1 hour with the elliptical at the highest level for my chosen model: level 25. Each minute, I do 50 seconds at a comfortable pace, then I go as fast as I can for 10 seconds. I call this the "Minutely Peak Method." When switched to this method, I went from burning about 400 calories/hour to burning over 600 calories/hour. I chose to use the elliptical machine, but please feel free to modify and apply this basic concept however you wish. In this video/article, I'm going to describe in detail how I came to the Minutely Peak Method.

October 31, 2025 Update:

As I'm doing my elliptical workout, I listen to Season 1 of my RHCSA podcast, which I burned to an MP3 CD.
The 25 Season 1 episodes are here:   / rhcsa-series-1-138247495  
When Season 2 is complete (practical RHCSA-style tasks) several months from now, I'll burn those episodes to an MP3 CD and add them to my listening repertoire.
I put my MP3 in Shuffle mode so that it randomly picks one of the 25 episodes.
The MP3 CD player that I bought is here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BF2FZHQV