Polarised to Pyramidal Training Intensity Distribution: The Principle of Specificity is Key
Exploring the optimal training intensity distribution for Ironman triathletes comparing the benefits of polarised training to the emerging pyramidal model.
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Women Are Naturally More Fit Than Men, Study Shows
Contrary to expectations, young women showcased quicker V̇O2 dynamics during submaximal treadmill exercise compared to men, challenging prior beliefs about gender differences in aerobic system dynamics.
Should Triathletes Get Regular Heart Tests and Should You Care About Myocardial Fibrosis?
A new German study indicates a potential link between male triathletes and the heart condition myocardial fibrosis; however, the study's limited scope calls for more research.
How Exercise Enhances The Brain – Benefits For The Busy Triathlete
A study from Canada shows that high-intensity exercise can enhance human memory and brain activity, building on previous findings that physical activity stimulates brain-boosting proteins.
Can Fit Athletes Really be Unhealthy? No Pain, No Gain
While fitness measures an individual's ability to perform a specific task, health denotes overall well-being; many athletes may be fit, but not necessarily healthy due to modern training and dietary habits.
Fat Could Make you Faster, Science Says
New research challenges the long-held belief that carbohydrates are the sole fuel for high-intensity workouts, revealing that well-trained athletes burn fat three times more than their less-trained counterparts.
5 Running Drills for Triathletes
Professional triathlete shares the top five running drills honed over eight years, emphasising technique over speed for maximum efficiency in performance.