If you’ve entered a major event this summer, I’m sure you’ve already started to think about what ‘time’ or ‘result’ is achievable. Maybe you’re running a marathon, an ultra event…

Many of you will have ran a marathon and you will be fortunate enough to have experienced DOMS. Here’s how it works… You finish the marathon exhausted and innocently go…

One of the biggest discussions for endurance athletes is whether long slow distance work is of benefit or whether high intensity intervals give you more return for your limited time….

We get lots of people who book VO2 max testing or lactate threshold testing as they want to establish accurate training zones. Depending upon what and where you read, there…

So we posted LAST WEEK about simple periodisation and the benefits of polarised approach. There’s enough evidence now (thanks to mass data collection via online platforms) to demonstrate that those…

I need someone to write me a plan for the winter ahead! If I have a plan I’ll follow it! If we had £1 for every time we’d heard this,…

If you read page 1 of most ‘coaching books’ it will start with ‘monitoring progress’. If you keep a training diary, you will hopefully see your power output or running…

The term ‘reverse periodisation’ became popular several years ago. The theory is very simple, rather than the traditional ‘winter base / aerobic miles’ followed by higher intensity work in spring…

Writing training plans and coaching are 2 separate things. Writing a plan is putting together a series of workouts, to best achieve a goal and coaching is working with people…

There are many theories of how to best train for endurance sports. Some people prefer low intensity and greater volume, others prefer high intensity intervals and each has their own…