Traditionally periodisation (I use the English spelling of Periodisation in the article but when I’m quoting or referencing the original article I’m using the American spelling of the authors) for endurance athletes follows a linear type approach with the introduction of volume over time with intensity added later into the programme. I thought this would be an interesting article to look at the different approaches and the results.
View More Science on Sunday: Effectiveness of Reverse vs. Traditional Linear Training Periodization in TriathlonTag: Periodization
Best of the Internet for Endurance Athletes: 20 Nov 16
Each Sunday I’ll post my ‘best of’ list in a number of categories from the inter-webs. Other weeks can be found here. Click on the…
View More Best of the Internet for Endurance Athletes: 20 Nov 16Coach Ray’s Top 10 Coaching Books
As part of my coaching I have a number of go to coaching books that assist me with planning and preparing training programmes for the…
View More Coach Ray’s Top 10 Coaching BooksPeriodisation of a Season
There are a number of methods to periodise a training build up for an event. Some of the more prominent coaches and academics in this…
View More Periodisation of a SeasonPeriodisation of Training: Weekly Periodisation Part 2
This is the second part of the article on Weekly Periodisation: the first can be found here. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4…
View More Periodisation of Training: Weekly Periodisation Part 2Periodisation of Training: Weekly Periodisation Part 1
Periodisation is a term used by coaches and sports scientists alike to describe the concept of varying training load and/or stimulus to maximise the benefits…
View More Periodisation of Training: Weekly Periodisation Part 1