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  • Run Slow to Run Fast

    Running has become a very popular pastime lately with the growing popularity of the parkrun and city marathons etc. Running is accessible because it requires no facilities or complex equipment. It is…

    February 10, 2020
    Active Recovery, Beginner, Endurance training, General, Getting fit, Heart rate, Human performance, Human physiology, Running, Speed Training
  • It’s not always about speed, It’s about not slowing down!

    Time and time again we hear athletes training to be faster. They use intense efforts to push on the top pace they can reach. They look for a new fastest kilometer run…

    May 13, 2019
    Competition, Cycling, Endurance training, Human physiology, Speed Training, Swimming, Training, Training tools, Triathlon
  • Will cardiovascular training kill strength

    One of the most poorly understood interactions in the sport and fitness world is that of cardiovascular training and strength levels. One of the most prevalent misconceptions is that cardiovascular training or…

    December 5, 2016
    Competition, Endurance training, Getting fit, Human performance, Human physiology, Hypertrophy, Power Training, Speed Training, Strength and conditioning, Training tools
  • Big legs

    Will bulking up slow me down? Not if you do it right!

    This is a dilemma faced by many athletes in many sports. The debate relates to an increase in body mass and its impact on the speed of the athlete. Traditionally heavy athletes…

    January 4, 2016
    Human performance, Human physiology, Hypertrophy, Power Training, Speed Training, Strength and conditioning
  • Why we like the Clean Pull

    Most Strength and conditioning programs will utilize an exercise which develops the triple extension. The triple extension is comprised of the ankle, knee and hip joints extending in unison. This movement is…

    July 21, 2015
    Human performance, Power Training, Speed Training, Strength and conditioning
  • Science of strength!

    In this post I will discuss the physiological components that make up physical strength. In general the strength of a muscle is determined by its cross sectional mass. When we assess the…

    February 9, 2015
    Human performance, Human physiology, Power Training, Speed Training, Strength and conditioning
  • Post Activation Potentiation

    Also referred to as a PAP response, Post Activation Potentiation has been a tool in an athletes training arsenal for decades. The basic theory is that if you lift a heavy weight…

    January 31, 2015
    Human physiology, Power Training, Speed Training, Strength and conditioning

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