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Nutrition is often a limiting factor in performance for many hard-working athletes, but it is as important to your success as good coaching and training. While healthy eating and overall energy intake is important, the timing and composition of intake is crucial in order to perform and recover to your best ability. Factors that can influence optimal nutrition intake include the specific demands of your sport, your body composition and fitness level, the duration and intensity of your workouts, the timing of your workouts, and your lifestyle and workload outside of training. Small, specific changes to your nutrition strategy can offer large rewards in your training program and race performance.
This downloadable video is perfect for after your rides or races. Come back from your ride, watch the the video, and loosen those tight muscles, revive your back, and create more suppleness to enhance recovery. Hunter guides you through his series of yoga poses designed specifically to address the needs of cyclists and triathletes.
An 8 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 10:30-15:45 hours per week (excluding Rest Weeks). You will need to be able to devote between 3-7:30 hours to training on your weekends.
An 8 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 11:20-14:40 hours per week (excluding Rest Weeks). You will need to be able to devote devote between 3-7:30 hours to training on your weekends.
An 8 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 8-10:30 hours per week (excluding Rest Weeks). You will need to be able to devote between 2-5:45 hours to training on your weekends.
An 8 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 9:15-13:20 hours per week (excluding Rest Weeks). You will need to be able to devote between 2-6:45 hours to training on your weekends.
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