Ultra-Trail Running – Sarah Cotton

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Sarah is a professional Under Armour ultra trail runner and a coach. Originally from Connecticut, and a recent graduate from Georgetown University, Sarah moved out west for the broad landscapes and the high mountain running. When she’s not on the trails, you can find Sarah with a camera or a paintbrush in hand.

 

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TOPICS AND LINKS FROM TODAYS SHOW:

-background

-balancing art and sport?

-why trail

-why utra?

-beginner tips

-fueling

-uphill

-downhill

-what does training look like

-season goals?

-what you wish you had known when you started out?

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Foam Roll? Low Cadence Intervals? Racing Super long races – April 2018 Q&A

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 Today we field questions from you! Lots of cycling and endurance questions today. 
Foam Rolling?
Low Cadence?
How to go from LONG to REALLY LONG RACES
How to MTB when you can’t MTB
Should you do Early Races?

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Social and Links

TOPICS AND LINKS FROM TODAYS SHOW:

1) Why are we still foam rolling?
http://www.greglehman.ca/blog/2012/05/15/critique-of-foam-rolling-research

http://www.greglehman.ca/blog/2012/05/15/critique-of-foam-rolling-research

http://deansomerset.com/foam-rolling-isnt-stretching-still-important/

https://www.bettermovement.org/blog/2012/the-foam-rolling-debate – –

https://strengthcoachblog.com/2012/04/12/is-foam-rolling-bad-for-you/ – Mike Boyle

https://www.scienceforsport.com/foam-rolling/ – the science of sport

 

2) What do you guys think about all these “advanced” balance/training elements that you see on the hip social pages like Nino Schurter (youtu.be/xW-nWnl5hYk)  – is this just clickbait or is there value to elements like juggling etc.? 

3) how do mtb workout on trainer???

4) early races and damaging equipment/confidence

5) Can you talk about any science / evidence for low cadence work / muscle tension in regards to climbing on a bike? Can this be replaced with better gearing to allow for increased cadence?
https://www.trainingpeaks.com/blog/quadrant-analysis/

https://www.trainingpeaks.com/blog/3-mistakes-you-can-fix-with-quadrant-analysis-in-wko4/

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28095074
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Int J Sports Physiol Perform. 2017 Oct;12(9):1127-1136. doi: 10.1123/ijspp.2016-0574. Epub 2017 Jan 17.Effects of Cycling Training at Imposed Low Cadences: A Systematic Review.
Hansen EA, Rønnestad BR.

Abstract
The present article reviews effects of training at low imposed cadences in cycling. The authors performed a systematic literature search of MEDLINE and SPORTDiscus up to April 2016 to identify potentially relevant articles. Based on the titles and abstracts of the identified articles, a subset of articles was selected for evaluation. These articles constituted original-research articles on adaptation to training at different imposed cadences in cycling. Seven articles were selected for evaluation. With regard to the terminology in the present article, low cadences are those below the freely chosen cadence. The rate of 80 rpm can, eg, be considered a low cadence if effort is maximal. On the other hand, the cadence has to be lower than 80 rpm (eg, 40-70 rpm) to be considered low if cycling is performed at low power output. The reason is that the choice of cadence depends on power output. In conclusion, there is presently no strong evidence for a benefit of training at low cadences. It can tentatively be recommended to consider including training bouts of cycling at low cadence at moderate to maximal intensity. The reason for the restrained recommendation is that some of the selected studies indicate no clear performance-enhancing effect of training at low cadence or even indicate a superior effect from training at freely chosen cadence. Furthermore, the selected studies are considerably dissimilar with respect to, eg, participant characteristics and to the applied training regimens.

 

 

6) Hello! Question for your Q&A podcast. Any recommendations for someone moving up from a century to 175 miles in one day? I’m comfortable training for and fueling properly on a century ride but must admit I’m a little freaked out by the longer distance. The event is in August in Wisconsin. I’m guessing it will take anywhere from 13 to 15 hours, which is a long time in a chamois! Any feeding tips for a long day in the saddle? I need to reread my copy of Fuel Your Ride as well! I love your podcast and the Consummate Athlete ideal.

Beyond Sweet Spot – Frank Overton

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Cycling coach Frank Overton joins us to talk all things sweet spot, motor pacing and the importance of lifestyle factors like nutrition and sleep for masters athletes.

You will learn about: sweet spot training, fatigue dependent training plan design, polarized training, race-specific training, MONK Mode, nutrition & lifestyle, using the WHOOP like a power meter for your Recovery, motorpacing and how FasCat got its name. Enjoy and let us know if you have any Q’s

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Check out Frank’s coaching business https://fascatcoaching.com/

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Social and Links

20% off all FASCAT COACHING training plans using “theseplanswork” here 

 

Frank Overton on TWITTER  – and – INSTAGRAM 

 

TOPICS AND LINKS FROM TODAYS SHOW:

  •  Frank’s Bio
  • The Velo News Podcast Polarized vs. Sweet spot we mention

 

  • SweetSpot Defined, 
=> intervals and progressions?
  ->  how to reconcile with polarized,

 

  • Masters athletes -importance of nutrition, lifestyle, family balance.
“Want to lose 5-10lbs? No problem, let’s start in the kitchen”
masters taper down (sweet spot load, then intervals, then rest?)

 

  • Motorpacing – how, what, why, who 
  • Articles by Frank we discuss, mention or allude to: 

How to Dance – Michelle Hillier

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Michelle Hillier joins Molly and Peter today to talk about Dancing! Find out how dance fits into a Consummate Athlete Lifestyle and how to be more comfortable at your next Dance party!
Check out the show notes at www.consummateathlete.com and more about Michelle at www.experiencegroove.com
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LINKS

Michelle Hillier, B.A, B.Ed., OCT
Experience Groove – Founder & Creative Director
Sessional Instructor, UOIT B.Ed. Program
Dance AQ Instructional Leader, York University
Instagram & Twitter: @michgroove

SHOW NOTES:

1)How did you get started in dancing?

 

2) What led you to create the Groove Method?

Groove as a form of creative movement, to build community and dance where “you can’t get it wrong”!

3) What’s different/what’s similar compared to traditional classes?

Close to 1 million people of all ages with the concept over the last 10 years – the common theme that underlies every experience is how The Groove makes people FEEL. Often described as transformative, it’s time to wake up, move our bodies and reconnect as humans.

Dance classes for adults outside of zumba are few and far between—why do you think that is / why is dance great for adults?

Best dance club tips for people?

How to feel less awkward on the dance floor, i.e at a wedding

How do you manage balancing growing the Groove Method / teacher training etc. with life/your own practice?

Triathlon, Nutrition & Balance – Nicole Loher

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Nicole Loher joins us to talk about triathlon, eating for health and performance, getting up early, fashion vs. fitness and how it all fits together in ‘balance’.

Follow Nicole on Instagram 

 

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SHOW NOTES:

  • BIO: GLOBAL DIGITAL EDITOR AT CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN, TRIATHLETE, ADIDAS AMBASSADOR

 

  • How has spinning and then triathlon helped quell your anxiety. Can you talk a bit about those first few workouts?

 

  • How did spin morph to triathlon?

 

  • Making exercise a priority:

 

  • -“I say no a lot” was one of your quotes from a recent article you did on MBG: talk about that decision! It’s a tough one for anyone trying to balance work/lif

 

  • -half ironman vs olympic: why make that switch?

 

  • -Advice for newbie triathletes?

 

“because it’s rare to hear a woman say she eats 2400-2700 calories per day, even though it makes SO MUCH SENSE. “That being said, I eat anywhere between 2,400-2,700 calories on any given day with a breakdown of 125g of protein, 80-100g of carbs, 150-170 grams of fat, and always aiming for less than 50 g of sugar. I got that number of calories knowing my basal metabolic rate (ie. how many calories my body burns if I literally just lie in bed all day everyday) is roughly 1,400 calories and my average caloric output per day (from exercise) is 1,000 calories, totaling 2,400 calories. It’s my goal to ALWAYS break even or above on caloric intake to maintain my energy.”

  • food prep tips for busy people?

 

  • I’m going to get made fun of by a lot of masters dudes who listen to this for asking—even though I’m sure they’re all secretly interested—but you have a solid social media platform/following. How did you build that as an athlete on the side of your day job?
  • Fashion and fitness: Tips, products, social hurdles of ‘makeup and fitness’

 

  • Getting up early EVERY SINGLE DAY !?!?!?

How to Swim FASTER – Sheila Taormina

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Sheila Taormina joins us to talk swimming fast. Her book ” Swim Speed Secrets for Swimmers and Triathletes: Master the Freestyle Technique Used by the World’s Fastest Swimmers” was a big start of Peter’s preparation for Ironman and has some really actionable drills and concepts. We talk about many of them today.
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Visit healthiq.com/capod to learn more & get a free quote, or check out their life insurance FAQ page to get your questions answered.

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SOCIAL

LINK TO SHEILA’S SWIMMING BOOKS => http://amzn.to/2oMYeFD
 Sheila’s website is www.sheilat.com

BIO

= 3 x olympian! Swim, Tri, Pentathalon
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    a) The concept of minimalism, or at least not working on everything at once, is what attracted me to your book. Can you speak to the tendency for swimmers to do too much in the pool? 
    b) you discuss using tubing and sculling to improve swim technique – can you tell us more about these two techniques/drills? 
STRENGTH
= tubing how to use tubing for swim stroke strength = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sr570KZvyBQ
    c) my huge (HUGE) take-a-way that really benefited me coming from TI and building towards my first Tri/swim event/open water swim was the high elbow and idea of using more than my hand to grab the water. Can you explain this technique/change in focus? 
  d) Injuries – shoulder pain -> is the tubing and halo a good first spot for those concerned or coming back from injury?
e) How to do Flip Turns

Daily Routines for Athletic Success

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Today is a Q&A episode – we talk about the different approaches to morning routines and habits to help set busy people up for success in their consummate athlete lifestyle. We share our favorite apps, work-a-rounds for travel and different variations that Peter’s busy clients have used to get better recovery and performance for their workouts.

DAILY ROUTINES FOR ATHLETIC SUCCESS

 

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SHOW NOTES:

AM routine:
Breakfast 
Apps:
Links:
In the gym:
Best “hacks”
  • groups, social, point to point, errand runs, no decisions in morning = routine

How to ENDURE – Alex Hutchinson

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Author Alex Hutchinson joins us to talk about ‘ENDURE’ his new book about the elastic limits of endurance performance. His latest book details the various factors that lead to those amazing days when everything clicks. Why did you win that race? Why do we have horrible days?
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Episode 100 – Top Moments – Thank You!

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This is Episode #100 of the Consummate Athlete Podcast. Thanks for joining us today, and for any other episodes! Today we wanted to share a few of our favorite moments in the first 100 episodes.
We share moments with the following people/episodes: 
Let us know if you like these highlight episodes and if you have any suggestions for future episode formats, topics or guests.
Thanks for listening.
Molly and Peter
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Threshold vs. Polarized Training – Steve Neal

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Steve Neal returns to the Consummate Athlete to discuss just one question – How do you reconcile the popularity of Threshold training with all the hype on Polarized and 80:20 training? We talk about how Steve uses these concepts in his own practice at the Cycling Gym in Toronto with busy masters athletes.
You can follow Steve and the Cycling Gym on Instagram and join the free training forum at https://online.thecyclinggym.com/  to get tons of free information.
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Thanks as always for tuning in. If this is your first time listening, you can explore the rest of our episodes on ConsummateAthlete.com. You can support the show and this site by checking out our swag in the Consummate Athlete Shop.
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SHOW NOTES:

Links mentioned in Intro: 
 What is Polarized training to you? 
What is Threshold Training to you (and your clients? )
3-zone system – easy / moderate / hard 
Neither is bad, but does one or the other work better or a certain type of athlete, time of year or training age? 
Periodization ?