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     Robh Senior Member Username: Robh Post Number: 506 Registered: 12-2007 |
Optimising High Volume and High Intensity Training Research Evidence and Strategic Choices by Dr Gordon Wright MBA PhD MRSC CChem CSci BCC Level 4 Senior Coach. Gordon has been coaching for more than 30 years with an impressive list of clients including Stuart Dangerfield during three Commonwealth Games, four World Championships and the Athens Olympics, Nicole Cooke in her Beijing Olympic Games campaign, and Sue Clarke the GB Women’s 2009 Mountain Bike Champion and 2009 World MTB Championships competitor. He coached a schoolboy called Peter Keen who won the GHS National10 mile Championship in a record time. Peter went on to become British Cycling’s first World Class Performance Director. Please go to page 12 on this PDF for article. http://malfirth.co.uk/wp-content/uploads /JCC42010Final.pdf | ||
| Juerg Senior Member Username: Juerg Post Number: 2996 Registered: 04-2006 |
Thanks Rob. Moves us back to FaCT and 80 % 20 % . So great to see, that more official places go for the same idea : " Th e distribution of the training should be in the proportions of 75% to 80% of volume at LSD and 10% to 15% of training as HIT and the balance between the extremes." Now the next step will be to accept the fact that there is no such thing like LT and that power is great but has to be moved into content with physiological ideas so we know what team member we stress in the5 - 20 % HIT. Thanks Rob nice reading and it supports you work with FaCT and the LSD . May still be hard to sell it to your club members. |