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Entries Tagged as 'exercise physiology'

Avoiding overtraining

October 24th, 2009 · No Comments

One of the most important jobs of a triathlon coach is to avoid overtraining his/her athletes. There are lots of ways this can be done, yet, unfortunately, too many athletes find that somewhere in their training cycle they enter into a state of chronic overtraining. As a result, their enthusiasm wanes and they become discouraged.
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Tags: Triathlon Training Schedule · Sports Medicine · heart rate · exercise physiology · Triathlon Coach · Triathlon Training

Inspiring confidence.

September 30th, 2009 · No Comments

That’s what Dr. Eric Heiden does for his athletes and patients. Check out the New York Times article today on the former Olympic Champion speed skater, Tour de France cyclist and now orthopedic surgeon to Olympic hopefuls.
As an athlete at the Olympic Training Center, I was (un)lucky enough to have Dr. Heiden oversee some of […]

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Tags: Sports Medicine · Sports Nutrition · exercise physiology

VO2 What…

February 8th, 2008 · No Comments

Definition and Intro
 
VO2 is a term that describes our body’s ability to deliver and utilize oxygen.  It is a term that is thrown around amongst athletes and doctors alike.  To doctors, VO2 can serve as a predictor of mortality in cystic fibrosis or in patients with heart failure.  To an athlete, the maximum VO2 uptake […]

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Tags: heart rate · stroke volume · exercise physiology · VO2 max