Practical Training

Debunking the Myth of the Fat Burning Zone: What You Need to Know

Debunking the Myth of the Fat Burning Zone: Wha...

The fat-burning zone is a widely misconstrued concept concerning weight loss and fat loss. In the past, endurance athletes have focused a large amount of their training at approximately 60%...

Debunking the Myth of the Fat Burning Zone: Wha...

The fat-burning zone is a widely misconstrued concept concerning weight loss and fat loss. In the past, endurance athletes have focused a large amount of their training at approximately 60%...

What Causes Overtraining Syndrome and How to Prevent It

What Causes Overtraining Syndrome and How to Pr...

Endurance athletes frequently participate in persistently high volumes and intensities of practice to achieve a high level of performance without understanding that physiological adaptation occurs during rest periods following hard...

What Causes Overtraining Syndrome and How to Pr...

Endurance athletes frequently participate in persistently high volumes and intensities of practice to achieve a high level of performance without understanding that physiological adaptation occurs during rest periods following hard...

A Step-by-Step Guide to Improving Your Thresholds

A Step-by-Step Guide to Improving Your Thresholds

To effectively train for an endurance event, or coach an athlete who is competing in one, accurate physiological data is key to guiding and monitoring training performance and intensity. Your First...

A Step-by-Step Guide to Improving Your Thresholds

To effectively train for an endurance event, or coach an athlete who is competing in one, accurate physiological data is key to guiding and monitoring training performance and intensity. Your First...

The Aerobic Threshold: Why Slow Runs Make You Faster

The Aerobic Threshold: Why Slow Runs Make You F...

  Physiological indicators imply much about the preparedness and performance of endurance athletes. To effectively train for an endurance event, or coach an athlete who is competing in one, accurate...

The Aerobic Threshold: Why Slow Runs Make You F...

  Physiological indicators imply much about the preparedness and performance of endurance athletes. To effectively train for an endurance event, or coach an athlete who is competing in one, accurate...

How Physiological Data Can Help You Train Smarter and Improve Performance

How Physiological Data Can Help You Train Smart...

Recent decades have witnessed a remarkable expansion of the application of scientific principles to sports and exercise. Whether running a marathon, competing in a triathlon, or cycling in a road...

How Physiological Data Can Help You Train Smart...

Recent decades have witnessed a remarkable expansion of the application of scientific principles to sports and exercise. Whether running a marathon, competing in a triathlon, or cycling in a road...

Three Essential Components for Faster Running

Three Essential Components for Faster Running

Improving as a runner involves 3 key adaptations: 1. Increasing your muscle oxygen uptake and utilization, 2. Enduring higher workloads for longer 3. Exerting higher force on the ground Improving muscle...

Three Essential Components for Faster Running

Improving as a runner involves 3 key adaptations: 1. Increasing your muscle oxygen uptake and utilization, 2. Enduring higher workloads for longer 3. Exerting higher force on the ground Improving muscle...