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Avoid just training hard. Maximize your time and recovery.

When you embark on your next training session ask yourself what system am I training?

To become a successful endurance athlete you’ll need adequate training stimulus and sufficient recovery time to develop many different physiological systems and training qualities like aerobic base, anaerobic threshold, VO2 max, speed and power. Attempting to improve some of these qualities at the same time can be frustrating and can impact your performance negatively. Avoid just training hard. To develop each system properly careful planning and sequencing of training should be practiced. Periodization is a method of breaking up the year to focus on specific goals. Identifying your weaknesses and developing a plan to target and improve these will prepare you for your next phase of training.


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