When you are in a forward body position there will be a small lean from the ankles so that your shoulder is aligned over your mid-foot. There is a straight line forwards from ankle through pelvis and shoulder with no bending at waist. 1. A forward body position allows us to use gravity to develop […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Arguably the most important aspect of any training program is how you “optimise recovery”. First though, it is important to understand why it is necessary. Recovery is crucial because it allows your body to adapt and get stronger from the training you are putting it through. To little recovery you won’t adapt and improve, and […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...The cross-country season is fast approaching and as a triathlete you may well be wondering if it’s something you should be taking part in. Being outdoors in a natural environment allegedly reduces stress levels, so there’s your answer, what could be better than a stress free winter?! Set yourself the goal of competing in a […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...Practical sample session/s – format & progressions. Level for work and ht rates Level 1 60 – 70% WU & CD Level 2 70 – 80% Steady Tempo Level 3 80% + Cruise runs Level 4 90% Intervals Warm Up & Drills 5 – 10 mins. All at Level 1 On the spot marching, high knee […]
No Comments. Continue Reading...By Bill Black You may not be able to walk on water …………….. but you certainly can run in it. Aqua running (AR) has long been recognised as a rehabilitation exercise for athletes who have sustained an injury and wish to maintain aerobic fitness by transferring their land based training regimes to the water. I […]
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