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Tag / Triathlon

  • Watts Vs. Heart rate.

    Any serious endurance athlete will have a training plan. This plan will generally use heart rate or wattage as the variable around which they structure…

    February 7, 2019
    Cycling, Endurance training, General, Heart rate, Human performance, Human physiology, Triathlon
  • Heart rate training part 2: Using your zones!

    In Heart rate training 1 we discussed what heart rate training was and why it exists. In this part the practical aspect will be discussed…

    February 4, 2019
    Active Recovery, Beginner, Competition, Cycling, Endurance training, General, Heart rate, Human performance, Human physiology, Recovery, Training tools, Triathlon
  • Climb like the GOAT

    For cyclists, climbing the hills are a love hate relationship. Racers can see it as an opportunity to take control of a race or lose…

    January 21, 2019
    Competition, Cycling, Endurance training, General, Human performance, Human physiology, Strength and conditioning, Training tools, Triathlon
  • Schedule

    New Year, New Start

    The holiday season is over and for many summer athletes this marks the end of the off season. For some this period has been used…

    January 15, 2019
    Beginner, Competition, Endurance training, General, Getting fit, Human performance, Uncategorized
  • Iron and Endurance Performance

    Iron is perhaps one of the most important nutrients when it comes to performance. This is due to it’s role in transporting oxygen through the…

    January 2, 2018
    Competition, Endurance training, Female training, Human performance, Human physiology, Metabolism, Nutrition, Power Training
  • Weight training and endurance athletes!

    Traditionally endurance athletes tend to avoid doing a lot of weight training. The reason being that they don’t want big blocky muscles which they will…

    March 16, 2015
    Endurance training, Human performance, Human physiology, Strength and conditioning
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