Anjing Zhen's training camp plan had originally set the first week's main tasks as testing and adaptation.
According to Classic Frontline's usual training approach, the first half of the year's races was mainly over middle distances, so the assigned training focused on speed and technique in order to balance the races' overall demands on speed, strength, stamina, and other attributes.
In the second half of the year, setting aside all other races and considering only the Kikuka Sho, stamina special training was naturally the top priority.
Based on past performances, the average finishing time for this race was around three minutes.
Converted into speed, the pace over the full distance was not much slower than that of middle-distance races.
Just as he had reminded Kitasan Black, without sufficient stamina and the corresponding technique, fatigue might leave her unable to judge the situation near the finish line, causing her to miss out on victory.
Therefore, the original training tasks would be reduced as circumstances required, or adjusted to focus on stamina, followed by strength.
All of these changes required time to adapt to.
What reassured Anjing Zhen was that Kitasan Black's physical condition in this regard had already been quite good. She had completed the first week's objectives in only half the time.
This undoubtedly accelerated the special training's progress considerably.
In just half a month, many of her test results had reached their planned ideal ranges.
Cloud Sea Inn often received all kinds of groups that came for special training, and its Infirmary was fairly well-equipped.
Combined with the various equipment they had brought along, which could also be used to measure different indicators, Anjing Zhen had gained a fairly clear understanding of how Kitasan Black had adapted after the initial phase of special training when they left the Infirmary