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Q&A #112 - Theory and application of moderate-intensity training; How to make training decisions informed by test results
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Mikael Eriksson
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Running
Sports
Publication Date |
Nov 12, 2020
Episode Duration |
00:38:42
Q&A #112 - Theory and application of moderate-intensity training; How to make training decisions informed by test results
  • If you do a performance test (e.g. FTP-test), how should you make training decisions based on the improvement/decrease/lack of change in performance.
  • What is moderate intensity training and what are the physiological benefits?
  • When should it be done in the season, and who should be doing moderate intensity training? 
  • Common mistakes around planning and executing moderate intensity training
  • What are some good examples of moderate intensity workouts in swimming, biking and running
 
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