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Science of Endurance Hydration

Don't let hydration continue to slow you down.Andy Blow, founder of Precision Hydration, learned about the impact hydration issues can have on performance the hard way: by spending time in the medical tent during multiple races in hot, humid conditions. But, through a lot of research and plenty of trial and error, Andy uncovered some important truths about the science of hydration and has been working with coaches and athletes to spread his knowledge ever since.He has implemented his knowledge at the highest levels of sport. First through his role as Team Sports Scientist at the Renault and Benetton Formula One racing teams and then through his work with elite athletes in pro sports teams in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Premier League and beyond, as well as in endurance sports like triathlon, cycling and ultra running.You should consider this course if you're a coach who wants to help athletes avoid common hydration mistakes during training and racing. Athletes who frequently run into GI and cramping issues during activity or just want to improve their performance can benefit from this course too.By the end of the course, students will be familiar with the complicated history of hydration science, have a good understanding of the science of hydration for endurance athletes, and also have the tools and know-how to build personalized hydration strategies for training and racing. Meet your instructorAndy Blow has a degree in Sport and Exercise Science from the University of Bath and was once the Team Sports Scientist for the Renault and Benetton Formula One racing teams.

$50.00

Introduction to Exercise Science for Endurance Coaches

What you will learn:FundamentalsGet started with the fundamentals of exercise physiology and biomechanics for endurance athletes.What does it mean?Learn how the scientific principles related to training concepts like threshold, zones, and interval training.ApplicationBuild more effective and scientifically informed workouts and training plans.InstructorsWill O’ConnorDr. Will O’Connor is a running scientist and coach at DrWillOConnor.com. Will drew on his background in organic chemistry to complete a PhD in Sport & Exercise Science at Massey University, where his research investigated metabolic flexibility and ketogenic diets in ultra-endurance performance. Will competes at the Elite level in ultra running events and has been using a power meter since day one. He has coached a plethora of athletes from running to triathlon around the world. Check out the Dr. WillO method for setting zones or listen to Will for free on the Performance Advantage Podcast.Matt MillerDr. Matt Miller is a MTB scientist and coach at MTBPhD.com. Matt completed a Ph.D. in Sport & Exercise Science at Massey University where he researched MTB performance and lectured on Applied Sports Science. Matt has raced MTB for the last 20 years and spent time at the Elite level. He has advised athletes from beginner up to the top of the World Cup, including the 5x USA National Champ. Matt’s professional practice centers around data analysis in MTB, and he created the world’s first brake power meter and analytics, called BrakeAce. Listen to Matt for free on the Performance Advantage Podcast.

$100.00

Introduction to Heart Rate Variability

Stop overtraining with heart rate variability. Overtraining leads to injury, illness and diminished performance. The body can endure only so much continual physical stress before it begins to break down. So how do you know what to train and when to rest? The answer is heart rate variability (HRV). This online course will cover the important principles of balancing training and other life stressors with recovery to maximize the adaptive response necessary for the body to get stronger. It will explain what HRV is, how it is measured, and how it should be used in order to time your intensive sessions to take advantage of the body’s ability to adapt. Research showing the effectiveness of training with HRV will be complemented with case studies that show what to look for in your data to get consistently good performances while remaining healthy. Earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) Complete the course and assessments to earn CEUs and make progress toward TrainingPeaks Certification. USA Cycling - 2 CEUs Meet your instructor Simon Wegerif is an entrepreneur, inventor and biomedical engineer. He was previously an executive with Philips Electronics in the UK and Silicon Valley. Simon is a competitive cyclist and has also completed a number of triathlons including Ironman distance. He created ithlete, the leading, scientifically founded HRV app in 2009 after identifying an opportunity for using HRV in his own training. He is considered an expert on the topic, having read over 1000 papers and frequently consults with industry experts.

$25.00

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