More training is not necessarily the answer. For some, that is what they need to do… it is simple. But for the majority this is not what is missing in the quest to optimise athletic development.
To prescribe ‘more’ only works if the individual is able to absorb and adapt to the s ...
Throughout post season and prep phase, triathletes have a great opportunity to seek diversity with their training.
Away from straight line running, hours of pedalling and turning heads every two strokes, we can teach our bodies new skills, new movement patterns and create new habits in or ...
We use a series of cyclical phases to help guide our training and manage the seasons here at JET Coaching… Here is a brief overview of which phase we are in now and the value of said phase
The Post Season and Preparatory Phases usually fall immediately following the end of the season ...
We use a series of cyclical phases to help guide our training and manage the seasons here at JET Coaching…
Here is a brief overview of which phase we are in now and the value of said phase
The Post Season and Preparatory Phases usually fall immediately following the end of th ...
Focus on things you CAN do!
• Accept, Adapt, Evolve:
• Trainer riding including End Of Range work
• Strength Training
• Mobility
• Technical Development
• Connect more with family and friends who also have time on their hands.
• Swim ...
What should the goals be for this period in our lives?
We want to come out the other side:
1. In good physical, mental and emotional HEALTH
2. With IMPROVEMENT in the areas in which we can work on; those within our control
3. Physically, mentally and emotionally MOTIVA ...
Post season and prep phase is fast approaching… it will begin in April, (immediately after the racing that forms part of the regular racing season ceases)
The post season will look slightly different for each athlete but is generally 2-4weeks of reduced load, focus and structure. Imp ...
Tips if you are racing Geelong 70.3 (or any long course race in the next 3-6 weeks)
—> or save this for future races
– Abstain from the desire to test or validate constantly; pick 1-2 key and appropriate sessions and nail them
– Maintain your strength work R ...
As we approach race season it is important to discuss ‘Tapering’
Many endurance athletes across multiple sports utilize a model of training whereby they train very hard at high volume for long periods of time and then rely on a 7-14 day ‘taper’ to freshen up in time to perform opti ...
As the race season approaches here in Australia there should be a shift in training focus…
The key sessions will now begin to be centered around preparing body and mind for the rigors and demands of the race(s) you have on the calendar. Training sessions are the opportunity to work o ...