#87 — Zeroing-in on Fun AND Fitness (p.2 of 2 with Hunter Allen)
deep dive into “no man’s land” and sweetspot, how to prioritize training efforts, and more on why building in fun is the key
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deep dive into “no man’s land” and sweetspot, how to prioritize training efforts, and more on why building in fun is the key
Read MoreEpisode 86 (this episode) Part 1: basic training principles, key training & physiology terms, simplified training intensity levels Episode 87: Part 2: deep dive into “no man’s land” and sweetspot, how to prioritize training efforts, and more on why building in fun is the key Hunter Allen Bio: Ex-Pro cyclist Peaks Coaching Group Founder, CEO…
Read MoreLoad Management is not just a new way to talk about progressive overload, it is a way of thinking about avoiding and resolving pain and injuries.
Read MoreA licensed doctor of physical therapy, certified pelvic rehabilitation practitioner. Cycling can result in negative effects on pelvic health, including pain and numbness.
Read MoreSteve Hendricks, author of The Oldest Cure in the World. Stevehendricks.org/ Bookshop.org
Read MoreRick Olderman is a sports and orthopedic physical therapist who specializes in helping people with chronic pain experience a pain-free life.
Read MoreCoach Hunter Allen, Power Meter Guru, shares his insights on using heart rate as a guide for training.
Read MoreSponsor: RePowerU — a free fitness practices assessment (a 10-minute questionnaire) Brad Stanfield, MD Today on episode #69, I talk with Dr. Brad Stanfield, a medical doctor and searcher for ways to optimize longevity. This is a impossibly complex subject fraught with wrong-headed shortcuts, snake oil, and marketing lies. What is aging? How to stop…
Read MoreSponsor: RePowerU — a free fitness practices assessment (a 10-minute questionnaire) Dr. Egan is an expert in skeletal muscle function and adaptation during aging. Brendan joins Wise Athletes today to share his unique insights into the synergy between nutrition and exercise interventions to optimize performance in older athletes. BIO Brendan Egan, PhD is Associate Professor…
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