For endurance or ultra endurance events, muscle glycogen is the main source of fuel. Alongside blood glucose and fat stores within the body, you have you all your fuel needs for training and competing. Or do you?
Being capable of adapting a race plan on the fly to increase your chances of success requires a combination of preparation, mental flexibility, and experience. Here are my top 6 tips to help you develop that adaptability.
Sciatica is a non-specific term commonly used to describe symptoms of pain in the lower back, glutes and various parts of the leg and foot. The most common cause is a herniated disc in the spine. But is it the only one?
If you struggle with exercises that require core compression like L-Sits, and the insta-impressive Press Handstands, working on Pike Pulses should see your movements improve, and make the trickier more attainable.
Squatting with good form and technique isn’t as easy as it can look. It requires a decent level of flexibility, good balance, and a fair amount of body awareness. Implementing these stretches into your routine will help.
Whether you want to reach your full athletic potential, or just want to live a better quality of life, your joint mobility is going to play a key role in your success.
Mobility plays a key role in determining how effective your squat is. Not only will it help you develop a stronger squat, it will also help to prevent pain and discomfort in your ankles, knees and hips.
Mobility, flexibility, and stability are concepts that are critical to both movement and athletic performance, this is especially true for endurance athletes that perform high repetitions.
The shoulder is one of the most complex joints in the body, and also one of the most movable. To improve your overall shoulder health look no further than Shoulder Dislocations.
Training Zones allow you to add some structure to your training, whilst also allowing you to hone in on the precise area of your fitness and performance that you want to improve.