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Training structure & planning

Understanding the elements required to maximise endurance performance is all well and good. But the key to success is knowing how to blend these components in a way that maximises performance potential, while minimising the risk of injury and burnout.

 

In this section, you’ll find information on exactly what this means in terms of planning and structuring your training programme.

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Strength training: the true cost of a break

Strength training: the true cost of a break

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Running shoe technology: the cost of carbon

Running shoe technology: the cost of carbon

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Endurance athletes: fine tuning your engine for performance

Endurance athletes: fine tuning your engine for performance

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Don’t be pressured: why hamstrings matter for cycling comfort

Don’t be pressured: why hamstrings matter for cycling comfort

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Half marathon training: a proven approach for female masters

Half marathon training: a proven approach for female masters

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Strength training for cyclists: push those pedals harder

Strength training for cyclists: push those pedals harder

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Post-exercise recovery: first, do no pharma

Post-exercise recovery: first, do no pharma

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Strength training: tuning velocity losses for maximal gains

Strength training: tuning velocity losses for maximal gains

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Solo or group sessions for the best training outcomes?

Solo or group sessions for the best training outcomes?

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Compound, pyramid or supersets for strength?

Compound, pyramid or supersets for strength?

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Superset training: a double quick route to strength gains?

Superset training: a double quick route to strength gains?

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Cycling performance: core training vs. weight training

Cycling performance: core training vs. weight training

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Undernutrition: the strong road to recovery

Undernutrition: the strong road to recovery

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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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Prepare for action: why expectations matter!

Prepare for action: why expectations matter!

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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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Weight management: can a short, sharp shock work for you?

Weight management: can a short, sharp shock work for you?

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Triathlon performance: the king of disciplines

Triathlon performance: the king of disciplines

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Good sleep: train early or burn the midnight oil?

Good sleep: train early or burn the midnight oil?

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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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