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Which training model is best?🏆
It might matter how trained you are🤔
Our new meta-analysis tries to answer which training intervention produces the greatest improvements in endurance performance in trained athletes
Thread🧵 & 🔗links below👇
What is a training philosophy?
A well-crafted training philosophy is often seen as the foundation for athletic success, but the concept is often misunderstood to be a permanent “blueprint”. 1/
#TrainingPhilosophy
Ever wondered how top athletes in your sport maintain peak performance year after year? ⚖️ In our latest article, we discuss how monitoring tools - like training diaries, physiological tests, and physiological markers - can serve as proactive 'insurance'. 💪🛡️1/
Rare depth of endurance training insights from
World class female biathlete @toraberger who has achieved:
• 4 Olympic medals
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• 18 world championship medals
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For those interested in endurance training transitions from junior to senior competition level.
Now ahead of print: Performance-Determining Variables of a Simulated Sprint Cross-Country Skiing Competition by @RuneTalsnes, Jan-Magnus Brattebø, Tore Berdal, Trine Seeberg, @KnutSkovereng, @LosnegardThomas, Jan Kocbach & @OyvindSandbakk https://t.co/oxhhcQfcja
New case study ⬇️ Long-term development of performance, physiological, and training characteristics in a world-class female biathlete
Thank you for sharing @toraberger
@RuneTalsnes @biathlonworld @NSSF_Biathlon https://t.co/M8qruWIZip
"It depends" is the answer to nearly any issue or problem.
Embracing nuance and being okay muddling through uncertainty is a vital skill to develop.
Not having an instant answer isn't a sign of hedging or not knowing. It's a sign of deep thinking and consideration.
Now ahead of print: Performance Effects of Video- and Sensor-Based Feedback for Implementing a Terrain-Specific Micropacing Strategy in Cross-Country Skiing by T. M. Seeberg, Kocbach, Talsnes, Meyer, @LosnegardThomas, Tjønnås, @OyvindSandbakk, Solli https://t.co/DBqqkgS6Wh
Now ahead of print: One Long Versus 2 Short Sessions? Physiological and Perceptual Responses to Low-Intensity Training at Self-Selected Speeds in Cross-Country Skiers by Rune Kjøsen Talsnes, Sigrid Nordgården, Jan Kocbach & Guro Strøm Solli https://t.co/C7xxxZ0BR6