How to Eat When Recovering from Injury: 8 Tips to Help
How to eat when recovering from injury is a topic that’s rarely covered. Athletes often slip into an “Ahhhh…Fuck it!” attitude towards nutrition when they get injured. Although easily…
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Post-Workout Recovery: The Pros and Cons
Are you optimizing for… Performancei.e. you’re mid-way through a tournament, doing everything you can do to remove soreness before the next event OR Adaptationi.e. you’re at the start of…
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How to Sleep Better: 10-3-2-1 Method
The 10-3-2-1 method is an easy to remember hack for improving sleep
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What to Eat Pre-Match (Nutrition Timeline)
What to eat, drink, and supplement prior to a big match.
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3 Ways to Reduce Hamstring Injuries
6-25% of injuries in sport are hamstring related (% depends on sport) (Heiderscheit et al., 2010). Potentially making it the most common injury in sport. Here’s 3 ways to…
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Resting Heart-rate Minimal Standard (+ minibook)
Visual learners – scroll down to the end to find the minibook version. Do you meet the basic aerobic standard – is your resting heart rate below 60BPM? Resting…
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7 Methods To Make Bodyweight Training Harder
If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you. Well trained individuals biggest challenge with bodyweight exercise is how do we make it hard enough to cause positive adaptations…
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How to Train around Gym Closures: 4 Tips for Athletes
A few tips for athletes regarding training during the coronavirus period. We may see a period of gym closures, here’s a few things you can do to keep in…
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Wattbike Challenges: Can you complete them?
Alactic, anaerobic and aerobic wattbike challenges Perfect for injured athletes that can’t run, or for challenges during the off-season Pick one and try to surive Good luck. Follow me…
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How long does it take to lose your gains? Training Residuals (Issurin)
Issurins training residuals is my most referenced table as a coach, it’s invaluable. The scientific definition of training residuals is ‘the retention of changed induced by systematic workloads beyond…
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Why your gym strength isn’t transferring to sport
We all know the guy who looks like a Greek God and is…
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Neck Strength Doesn’t Prevent Concussions
I used to think neck training reduced concussion risk. Now I think its…
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Why Chasing Power Can Be A Waste Of Time
Most people think that increasing your power makes you: That’s not accurate. In…
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