A couple of days ago I did a very simple workout, what I actually perform at least once a week, but during base building, with some modifications of course, this can be an every second day routine. I focus on my core, my joint stability and definitely my ankles and calves as they harmonically work... Continue Reading →
Is there a limit to Zone 2 / MAF training
I just listened to the S2E162 of Koopcast https://www.jasonkoop.com/podcast and the Extramilest #56 https://extramilest.com/blog/gareth-king-extramilest-show-56/ podcast. I respect a lot Jason Koop and what he does for our sport and have been doing a very long time.On the other hand, I often totally disagree with his views, critiqued his book a multiple times and raise eyebrows... Continue Reading →
3 workouts that over 40 athletes don’t do to increase running speed, but SHOULD !
WHY ? This is the first and most important question. Why don't they do those ? Simply, because it leads down to rabbithole of other lacking areas. They don't do these, because they would need constant work on mobility, on flexibility, on biomechanics of all kind of movements. Over 40 runners don't want implement new... Continue Reading →
Building up mileage for Norwegian Style Threshold training
Please note, that my ideas and way of thinking is always kind of translated to trail and ultra trail running ! Not necessarily to run a sub 30 road 10km or to excel in the 1500m.Levi Yes, this is extremely important. Percentages of Threshold out of total mileage recommended by the "authorities" on the subject... Continue Reading →
Sugar fuelling, carb burning, race nutrition and much more
I recently just listened to the latest Sweatelite podcast, what is one of the best ever training resources out in online media realms. I highly recommend to anyone looking to get up to date, tested information on coaching and training ! Of course they closely follow Canova, the NN running team, organise training camps in... Continue Reading →
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