You don’t control the outcome, only your effort. You don’t choose their opinions, only your actions. You don’t decide whether it hurts, only what it means.
The Chuck Schwartz webinar/slides are uploaded.
Watch it before your next practice- tons of things you can use tomorrow that have nothing to do with workouts.
1000% recommend this one- GREAT STUFF 👉
https://t.co/bFmjkmDujS
The Chuck Schwartz webinar/slides are uploaded.
Watch it before your next practice- tons of things you can use tomorrow that have nothing to do with workouts.
1000% recommend this one- GREAT STUFF 👉
https://t.co/bFmjkmDujS
I love to see how training intensities relate. This is a theoretical lactate curve with training intensities placed on it as a way to give kids awareness of where different types of workouts fall in regard to common races paces.
As the end of the season comes near, get more pace-specific, but don't stray too far away from the basics.
I love to see how training intensities relate. This is a theoretical lactate curve with training intensities placed on it as a way to give kids awareness of where different types of workouts fall in regard to common races paces.
As the end of the season comes near, get more pace-specific, but don't stray too far away from the basics.
@AltamontXCTF XC packet essentials: Envelop, bibs, pins, box #, course map, trash bag... & you really know you're at a top quality meet if they bunch the pins in sets of 4 or give you a 2nd copy of the course map.
It is easy to see that "active recovery" is not going to produce a faster rate of post-workout recovery when we have a clearly described physiological model of fatigue. The active recovery workout will only ever add more fatigue on top of the pre-existing fatigue.