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Fostering Athlete Success Through Sports Psychology in 3 Race Phases
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Technology

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What’s More Important for Cycling — Aerodynamics or Power?
By Tom Epton
A common belief is that power determines speed. Still, aerodynamics can play a more significant role in performance than considered, ...
a woman at a table outside working on a computer analyzing TrainingPeaks files.
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Understanding Normalized Power Calculations to Coach Cyclists
By Tom Epton
In many scenarios, Normalized Power can provide a better evaluation of a ride than average power. Deciding when to look ...
A male running during a workout on a track
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Can Antigravity Running Keep an Injured Athlete Training?
By Dr. Jeff Sankoff
The use of antigravity running devices does open the door to maintaining some training for an injured athlete. Still, limitations ...
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Physiology

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Make Big Gains Race Planning a Triathlon Using Science
By Tom Epton
By understanding the small details of the course and knowing what to expect weather-wise, you can help them make better ...
a woman in her kitchen mixing a smoothie for a post-ride meal
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Coaching How to Break the 90g of Carbs Rule
By Tom Epton
Understanding how a gut training protocol is used to find the limit of what an athlete can absorb for race ...
How to Train and Race in Hot Conditions
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How to Train and Race in Hot Conditions
By Conrad Goeringer
By being prepared, acclimatizing to heat and having a plan to keep cool, smart athletes carry an advantage over competitors ...
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Psychology

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Fostering Athlete Success Through Sports Psychology in 3 Race Phases
By Phil White
Race season is a time when athletes are looking to hit their targets. While physiology is important, it's crucial that ...
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Effectively Coaching Athletes with Depression
By Phil White
If you've worked with athletes with depression, you likely know they need different motivation techniques than others. Here's how to ...
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Addressing the Mental Health Pandemic Among Athletes
By Justin Ross
Gone are the days that coaches can ignore the mental health struggles of their athletes. Here's how to care for ...
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a black cycling coach talks with an athlete after a training event
#psychology
Fostering Athlete Success Through Sports Psychology in 3 Race Phases
By Phil White
Race season is a time when athletes are looking to hit their targets. While physiology is important, it's crucial that ...
a woman in a wetsuit pauses in the water while looking at a triathlon course
#physiology
Make Big Gains Race Planning a Triathlon Using Science
By Tom Epton
By understanding the small details of the course and knowing what to expect weather-wise, you can help them make better ...
a woman in her kitchen mixing a smoothie for a post-ride meal
#physiology
Coaching How to Break the 90g of Carbs Rule
By Tom Epton
Understanding how a gut training protocol is used to find the limit of what an athlete can absorb for race ...
How to Train and Race in Hot Conditions
#physiology
How to Train and Race in Hot Conditions
By Conrad Goeringer
By being prepared, acclimatizing to heat and having a plan to keep cool, smart athletes carry an advantage over competitors ...
A woman on a time trail bike on the aero bars riding on a road
#technology
What’s More Important for Cycling — Aerodynamics or Power?
By Tom Epton
A common belief is that power determines speed. Still, aerodynamics can play a more significant role in performance than considered, ...
a black man making a smoothie meal in his kitchen
#physiology
Breaking Down Nutrition Plans for Athletes with Three Simple Questions
By Scott Tindal
As endurance athletes ourselves, we're routinely looking for information on how to best support their athletes. In this post, we'll ...
A man sits on a weight bench in a fitness facility as equipment sits around him.
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The Latest Evidence Proving Resistance Training is Essential for Athletes
By Phil White
Endurance workouts don't expose your athletes to sufficient stimuli to get it all done. Let's review why resistance training is ...
a woman at a table outside working on a computer analyzing TrainingPeaks files.
#technology
Understanding Normalized Power Calculations to Coach Cyclists
By Tom Epton
In many scenarios, Normalized Power can provide a better evaluation of a ride than average power. Deciding when to look ...
a woman working out in a gym with weights in the background
#physiology
3 Types of Resistance Training Sessions Endurance Athletes Need
By Phil White
Coaching clients to understand there is more to weight training than picking up and putting down heavy things can help ...
an athlete using a therapy band to resolve IT band issues
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Case Study: Troubleshooting a Runner’s IT Band Syndrome
By Jesse Riley
In the process of determining the root cause of an injury, one of the critical tasks is maintaining the psyche ...
A male cyclist doing an interval up a mountain road
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Breaking Down Endurance Research for Informational Content
By Dylan Johnson
Understanding where and how to review performance-boosting research can provide insight for you and content for your content marketing plan.
A male running during a workout on a track
#technology
Can Antigravity Running Keep an Injured Athlete Training?
By Dr. Jeff Sankoff
The use of antigravity running devices does open the door to maintaining some training for an injured athlete. Still, limitations ...