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Andy Lane and Tracey Devonport

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The heat is on: develop a ‘thrive under pressure’ mindset

Endurance psychology

Professor Andy Lane explains the link between training in extreme environmental conditions and the development of mental toughness

Achieve the impossible with the right mental approach!

Endurance psychology

Professor Andy Lane demonstrates how the seemingly impossible could actually be in your grasp – with the right mental approach...

Marathon training: learning lessons from the elites

Training structure & planning

Professor Andy Lane and Dan Robinson look at the key building blocks of an elite marathon runner’s build up. Do they tally with current scientific thinking, and which elements might be usefully adopted, adapted or avoided?

Marathon Training: distance running at the North Pole

Base endurance training

With temperatures ranging from -10 to -35°C, running the North Pole marathon is a huge challenge. Andy Lane and Tracey Devonport explain how to prepare for such events using data from a recent successful case study

Biography

Andy Lane is professor of sport and learning at the University of Wolverhampton and editor of Sport and Exercise Scientist (BASES). Tracey Devonport is a researcher at the University of Wolverhampton, specialising in the development of coping competencies among adolescent national athletes.

Sports Performance Bulletin helps dedicated endurance athletes improve their performance. Sense-checking the latest sports science research, and sourcing evidence and case studies to support findings, Sports Performance Bulletin turns proven insights into easily digestible practical advice. Supporting athletes, coaches and professionals who wish to ensure their guidance and programmes are kept right up to date and based on credible science.