I’ll be giving a presentation on the Endurance Training Theory on Sunday, May 3rd at 5:30pm at Freewheel Bike.  This presentation is for all endurance sports, though most of the examples I will use for this particular presentation will be related to cycling. The focus will be on adult atheles- ages 25+. I will also be giving two presentations for High School Endurance athletes on May 4 and May 11- details are here (www.skinnyski.com/training/display.asp?ld=15779).
The Sunday, May 3rd  presentation will cover the Why, When and How of Endurance Training.  This will be important basic knowledge of endurance training physiology for the high school endurance sports athlete:  xc skiers, runners, cyclists, triathletes.   We’ll cover topics like physiological, adaptation, periodization, Max VO2, lactate threshold, and special considerations for young endurance athletes.
Why, When and How of Endurance Training
Head Coach of Go! Training and Director of Athlete Development for the US Biathlon Team
Theory and Practical Application of Endurance Training
- Basics of Endurance Training Physiology
- Periodization, Training Zones, and Long term planning
- Focus will be on cycling, but applicable to all endurance sports: running, XC skiing, triathlon
- Lactate profile and lactate threshold discussion
- Demonstration of lactate testing protocol
- Base preparation, Interval training, and peaking
When: Sunday, May 3rd, 5:30pm-7:30pm at Freewheel Bike
Where: Freewheel Bike 1812 south 6th street
NO REGISTRATION NEEDED, presentation is free
Piotr Bednarski
Go! Training – Endurance Training Service

