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High intensity training

Success in endurance sports such as running, cycling and triathlon requires the ability to sustain a fast pace, which means some high-intensity training. In this section, you’ll find information on the underlying principles involved, and how to integrate high-intensity work into your base endurance programme.

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Strength training for cyclists: push those pedals harder

Strength training for cyclists: push those pedals harder

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Strength training: tuning velocity losses for maximal gains

Strength training: tuning velocity losses for maximal gains

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Sprint intervals: the verdict of the court

Sprint intervals: the verdict of the court

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Compound, pyramid or supersets for strength?

Compound, pyramid or supersets for strength?

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Endurance training: two halves versus one whole!

Endurance training: two halves versus one whole!

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Sprint training for team sports: head to the beach!

Sprint training for team sports: head to the beach!

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Cycling performance: core training vs. weight training

Cycling performance: core training vs. weight training

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Strength training: time for vertical thinking

Strength training: time for vertical thinking

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Fat loss in athletes: the best strength training protocol

Fat loss in athletes: the best strength training protocol

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Ultra endurance performance: lessons from pro cyclists

Ultra endurance performance: lessons from pro cyclists

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High-intensity training: a 14-minute recipe for success?

High-intensity training: a 14-minute recipe for success?

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Muscle soreness: one-sided protection

Muscle soreness: one-sided protection

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Tuning your training: should you factor in body type?

Tuning your training: should you factor in body type?

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Strength for athletes: maximize the bang, limit your buck!

Strength for athletes: maximize the bang, limit your buck!

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The perfect training plan: human vs. artificial intelligence

The perfect training plan: human vs. artificial intelligence

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Strength training: when order matters (and when it doesn’t)

Strength training: when order matters (and when it doesn’t)

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Interval training for team sport: why rest matters

Interval training for team sport: why rest matters

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Strength before endurance: should you push the boundary?

Strength before endurance: should you push the boundary?

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Strength training intensity: time matters

Strength training intensity: time matters

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Endurance and strength: have the best of both worlds!

Endurance and strength: have the best of both worlds!

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Weight management: is protein better than nothing?

Weight management: is protein better than nothing?

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Strength training: are two limbs better than one?

Strength training: are two limbs better than one?

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Interval training: 30-20-10 for speed and endurance!

Interval training: 30-20-10 for speed and endurance!

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High intensity training: reduce or maintain your base volume?

High intensity training: reduce or maintain your base volume?

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