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Predictors of performance in amateur triathletes with Paulo Puccinelli, MD PhD | EP#281

Predictors of performance in amateur triathletes with Paulo Puccinelli, MD PhD | EP#281

Published 4 years, 10 months ago
Description

Paulo Puccinelli is a sports medicine physician with a PhD in exercise physiology. In this episode we discuss his recent study, on the most important predictors for performance in amateur triathletes.  

 

IN THIS EPISODE YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT:

-An overview of the study Paulo and his team conducted on predictors of performance in amateur (Olympic distance) triathletes

-The importance of VO2max and Maximum Aerobic Velocity (MAV)

-The importance of triathlon experience

-The relative insignificance of (running) economy

-A discussion on body composition

-A discussion on chronotype

-Paulo's coaching advice and takehome messages 

 

SHOWNOTES:

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