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MAXIMUM AEROBIC SPEED : A PRACTICAL PERFORMANCE DRIVEN CONDITIONING METRIC
Imagine you're a soccer coach with 20 players on your team, all with different fitness levels and athletic backgrounds. Your goal is to improve their aerobic conditioning before the season starts, but you face a real challenge: how do you know what speed each player should run during training? Without a science-based framework, some players are working too easy and never adapting, while others are constantly hitting their limits and risk overtraining. The result? Inconsistent


TRAINING INTENSITY MADE SIMPLE : WHY RPE, RIR and RM Matter
Building Coach–Client Trust Through Intensity Training isn’t just about lifting weights or following a program—it’s about communication....


FORCE-VELOCITY TRAINING: THE SCIENCE BEHIND POWER AND PERFORMANCE
What is Force Velocity Training ? The force-velocity curve is a fundamental concept in sports science that describes the inverse...


GYMNASTS WRIST : WHAT EVERY PARENT, COACH AND YOUNG ATHLETE SHOULD KNOW
Have you ever wondered what happens to a gymnast's body after all those gravity-defying flips and handstands? While the focus is often on...


BOOST YOUR MARATHON TRAINING WITH PLYMOTERICS: THE POWER OF EXPLOSIVE EXERCISE
Introduction: Embarking on the journey to conquer a marathon requires more than just logging miles on the road. To truly excel and...
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