Physiology Secrets

A difficult question to answer, but how do we know what training to do? AND when to do it? We talk through our process behind the decisions we make on training session selection and dispel a few myths around external perceptions of the METS Philosophy.

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Our first ASK METS episode! We had some great questions come through from Mitch, a marathon runner looking to qualify for the New York Marathon. We answer his questions on how to peak your performance in the lead up to a key race, how to taper properly AND how to warm up on race day.

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Physiology Secrets is BACK for 2019. Have a listen to what's in store in the new look podcast PLUS all the insider information about what was going on with a handful of athletes caught in the act blood doping recently.

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How much training is required to maintain your fitness?

Tune in to find out the result of the 2,000 watt challenge...

Luke discusses a taper, heat load, race nutrition, and carb loading in the lead up to the Melbourne Marathon.

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Luke provides an update on the 2,000 watt challenge and how the last 4 weeks of the program will focus on translating strength gains into sport specific performance.

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Luke discusses how fast and slow twitch fibres adapt to strength and endurance training.

Luke discusses relative vs absolute power outputs and whether or not you need to worry about your weight for swimming, cycling, and running.

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Luke discusses the two TrainingPeaks metrics we monitor at METS to ensure an endurance athlete's aerobic capacity is consistently improving.

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