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Training

Training for optimum endurance performance requires a multi-faceted approach. In this section, you’ll find advice on how to train to perform faster, longer and recover more rapidly. You’ll also find information on how to combine the elements of a training programme, specific training techniques, strength and conditioning to reach the next level and stay injury free, along with training advice designed for older athletes.

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Strength for endurance: weighty decisions

Strength for endurance: weighty decisions

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Enduring endurance: a durability deep dive

Enduring endurance: a durability deep dive

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Endurance training: the low-intensity paradox:

Endurance training: the low-intensity paradox:

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Recovery and training adaptation: the hot-cold equation

Recovery and training adaptation: the hot-cold equation

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Eliminating asymmetry: plyometrics vs. combined training

Eliminating asymmetry: plyometrics vs. combined training

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Man and machine: endurance and the durability factor

Man and machine: endurance and the durability factor

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Endurance performance: Paying the price of mental fatigue

Endurance performance: Paying the price of mental fatigue

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Beating back pain: six of the best

Beating back pain: six of the best

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Endurance excellence: learning lessons from elite coaches

Endurance excellence: learning lessons from elite coaches

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The protein-probiotic connection: a match made in heaven?

The protein-probiotic connection: a match made in heaven?

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Running injury: the truth about YOUR risk

Running injury: the truth about YOUR risk

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Interval training: taking a more moderate approach

Interval training: taking a more moderate approach

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Treadmill trials: is it time to unplug?

Treadmill trials: is it time to unplug?

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Resistance training for strength and muscle gains: is less more?

Resistance training for strength and muscle gains: is less more?

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Following orders: make concurrent training work for you

Following orders: make concurrent training work for you

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Calories and performance: the perils of weight management

Calories and performance: the perils of weight management

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Distance runners: should you be sprinting for performance?

Distance runners: should you be sprinting for performance?

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Sports technology: are you a victim of technostress?

Sports technology: are you a victim of technostress?

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High-intensity intervals: is the bubble about to burst?

High-intensity intervals: is the bubble about to burst?

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Interval training HIIT parade: 10-10s vs. 15-15s

Interval training HIIT parade: 10-10s vs. 15-15s

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Running training: is there a strength recipe that works?

Running training: is there a strength recipe that works?

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Running technology: squeezing out better performance?

Running technology: squeezing out better performance?

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Upper body strength: make time for unstable training

Upper body strength: make time for unstable training

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Older athletes: weighty matters for knee health

Older athletes: weighty matters for knee health

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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.

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