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Lifelong Endurance
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Addie Bracy: Leadville 100 2018
In 2018, Coach Andrew crewed Addie Bracy to a podium finish at the Leadville 100. Addie has been a multi-time guest on our podcast Defining Endurance. Enjoy this short clip!
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Defining Endurance: The Evolution of Running Shoes with Brian Metzler
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How has the evolution of running shoes changed the landscape of running? In this episode, Brian Metzler, journalist and shoe guru, speaks with Andrew about the past and future of running shoes, and how all runners can benefit from the changes.
Defining Endurance: Burnout
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In this episode, Lexi speaks with Chelsea Vibert, LPC and Therapist at the Jefferson Center, a community mental health organization in Jefferson County, Colorado. They discuss burnout, both in a general sense, as well as how it may effect endurance athletes.
Defining Endurance: Executive Level Mindset with Jake Tuber
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This was such a fun conversation with Dr. Jake Tuber of Ticonderoga Advisory. Jake is the founder of Endeavorun which puts on clinics, camps, and retreats for adult athletes at every level. Jake sat down with Coach Andrew Simmons and they break down the different pieces of runners mindsets, common snags, and have a good laugh or two along the way. There are numerous tactical and tangible concep...
The Biology of Fatigue (Audio re-upload)
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Understanding how we build fatigue as runners is also the basic understanding of how we build fitness. As endurance athletes we are defined by our ability to resist fatigue and keep pressing forward. This episode dives deep into understanding the biological processes that happen when we run, why we have to train above and below our aerobic threshold and ultimately explain why we have to apply s...
Runners Strength: L/R Weaknesses
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2 Legged Movements like deadlifts, squats, and Cleans are the building blocks of training. However, they have 2 major problems for runners using strength to fix weak areas. 1) Bilateral movements can often mask imbalances to the untrained eye - slowing progress 2) They don't challenge the position a runner is in most often - balancing on one foot with the opposite leg ahead or behind them. This...
Defining Endurance: Coach Andrews Half Marathon Build Up and Recap
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2022 Austin 1/2 Marathon Recap from Coach Andrew Simmons
Training, Regression, and Mindset
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When it comes to training, we would all love to consistently make progress cycle after cycle with no interruptions and never come off the high of our best fitness. The reality is that this is impossible. Injuries, time constraints, and commitments can stall training or even bring it grinding to a halt. This is more than just a recovery period, this is regression! Sliding back and losing fitness...
Defining Endurance: Everything you need to know about the Boston Marathon
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Are you running the Boston Marathon this April? Or are you still dreaming of catching that unicorn? No matter where you are in the process, coaches Andrew Simmons, Zach Baker, and Lexi Miller are here to discuss the course and how you can run your best race.
IMPROVE YOUR RUNNING FORM | Foot Speed Basics
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Learning how to control your feet is essential to improving your running - especially if you're a trail runner. Getting your body used to picking up and controlling your feet is the first step in improving your trial running technique. Most runners take falls because of slow feet or not picking their feet up when they begin to fatigue. This is a great low-risk drill to help you keep your feet m...
IMPROVE YOUR RUNNING FORM | Jump Rope Basics
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The cheapest tool to improve your running form? Jumping Rope! Jumping Rope strengthens your lower legs, decrease ground contact time, and helps you learn how to "pull". This except is from Coach Andrew's 5 Week Running Form Clinic.
TrainingPeaks Annual Training Plan (ATP) Tutorial - How to set up your season
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Setting up your annual training plan? If you're a runner - look no further. TrainingPeaks has an integrated annual training plan builder. This tool allows you to add your goal races and creating a long range training plan to nail your goal races. You can focus on hours per week, TSS/ week goals, or event CTL (Chronic Training Load). If you're new to TrainingPeaks Metrics - I created this video ...
Teams Launch Long
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Lifelong Endurance is an Endurance Coaching company that coaches athletes worldwide and close to home in the greater Denver Area. We work with Trail Runners, Road Runners, Triathletes, Cyclists, and anyone looking to become the best version of themselves. We believe that coaching is integral to achieving the best version of yourself and believe that our mission speaks for what we're all about, ...
Defining Endurance: Balancing Family and Adventure with Chris and Marni Plesko
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Defining Endurance: Balancing Family and Adventure with Chris and Marni Plesko
Defining Endurance-Episode 51: Jeremy Nelson of Roll Recovery
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Defining Endurance-Episode 51: Jeremy Nelson of Roll Recovery
Trailfeet - Speed Ladder Movements for Trail Runners
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Trailfeet - Speed Ladder Movements for Trail Runners
Defining Endurance Ep 48: Justin Simoni
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Defining Endurance Ep 48: Justin Simoni
Our Relationship with Food- With Maddie Alm (Ep. 47)
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Our Relationship with Food- With Maddie Alm (Ep. 47)
Getting Started with Running: Running 101
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Getting Started with Running: Running 101
Training Shorts: Understanding Periodization | Building a Bigger Bucket
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Training Shorts: Understanding Periodization | Building a Bigger Bucket
How to get faster at the Marathon by avoiding this type of training
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How to get faster at the Marathon by avoiding this type of training
Episode 42 - Defining Endurance - Ali Kershner - Solving the Communication Gap
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Episode 42 - Defining Endurance - Ali Kershner - Solving the Communication Gap
3 Running Metrics for Better Performance with TrainingPeaks
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3 Running Metrics for Better Performance with TrainingPeaks
Run Strength | Endurance Runner Mid-Cycle Strength | Series 2
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Run Strength | Endurance Runner Mid-Cycle Strength | Series 2
Run Strength | Endurance Runner Mid-Cycle Strength | Series 1
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Run Strength | Endurance Runner Mid-Cycle Strength | Series 1
Run Fast Downhill | How to Run Technical Trails
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Run Fast Downhill | How to Run Technical Trails
Episode 35: Perfecting Strength Training with Jon Erik Kawamoto
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Episode 35: Perfecting Strength Training with Jon Erik Kawamoto
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Very helpful! Thank you.
Spinal engine theory states that it’s about shoulders and trunk rotation, not the arms which are mere amplifiers.
Jake Tuber he screwed up on the comments about of projects or ideas of people around the world, that there are millions with the same ideas or thoughts so what? Does he forget that one individual in millions can actually make a difference and become a millionaire, I am a women and back in 1986 I had the idea of making a car controlled with just one or two buttons in other words my idea was to maintain the car with equal distance in both sides and keep going straight, and finally few years later someone had exactly the same idea perhaps this time was an engineer I don’t know who was but I am very happy for the person who did it, I have college education but not a degree like that, there are genius out there who don’t have education so my suggestion to your friend Dr. Tuber please don’t ever underestimate the capability of the people in the world, we’re God’s creation and grace, and finally don’t people down!!!
This was incredibly helpful. As a coach, I see a lot of information on what markers are relevant to examine and what certain data points mean, but never come across "the process" of how a coach should disect the data. This was particularly helpful to me as I use TrainingPeaks as well. Appreciate you!
Hello, i know this is off topic but, i strained my ankle few weeks ago and it seems to be healing very slowly. Should i still practice to run if my ankle hurts? It's been a long time but i want to improve my form.
Thanks, great moves
How many times do I do each? Just all once like you or three sets or what
thank you very much
does this link to garmin information?
Very good!
Very nice, thnx.
Hi thanks for the video! at 11:33, in the 480TSS of the ATP, do you take into account the projected TSS of the race or is something you add onto these 480 ? thanks for your help :)
I recently came upon this video looking for exercises after my hip was hurting after running. I did a set of these and the pain went away! Not only do you strengthen your hips, but you get a good calve, thigh and glute workout if you do 3 sets.
Thank you GOAT 🐐
Great videos, extremely helpful - thank you.
1. Knee to chest (3 steps, turn) 2. Quad pull (3 steps), repeat 1 and 2 with other leg 3. Figure 4 with bend, 3 steps both sides 4. Open the gate, 3 steps both sides
appreactiate the list such a small act but so helpful
Thanks for putting this together. Great information! Nice to see a more holistic view of training metrics.
This is the feature I'm considering getting TrainingPeaks for because I've never put periodicity into my (fairly newbie) training. I don't yet know how to plan weekly workouts to meet the weekly ATP TSS goal though - when I enter planned runs (duration/distance at pace/HR) TP doesn't predict the TSS for them, whereas it does seem to for cycling. I'm definitely missing something!
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Drills plz
Is there a spot where you explained why you would do this exercise? I may have missed it. How often, how long and most importantly, what is the rationale or how does it fix form?
We'll have another video out here soon. Most people struggle with L/R coordination and simply put - starting with a low risk 6 inch step is easier than a large 20-24inch box. This is an early stage running drill. To move form a slow shuffle to truly running most runners need to pattern "picking up" their feet. If you're well coordinated with a background in ball sports or can ace this drill - move on to a few strength based drills. You can find more drills under our playlists.
Hi… after creat my ATP. My new planned workouts do not should apesar on calendar? Regards
Your ATP won't update your workouts. Your workout zones will only update when you change your threshold for Swim, Bike, or Run
Hi Andrew thanks for the video. My current CTL is 46-48 but I fail physically to keep it. Feeling good at start and then after 2-3 weeks legs hurt and I can't even keep zone2 efforts as needed and I'll explain: with FTP of 225 i start endurance training at 150w on 130bpm and after an hour barely can do 120w on 140 bpm..so i stop after hour, while was planned 2 hours and legs fatigued and hurt. So it's a counter productive and frustrating. I had an FTP of 260 in September, since then i train a lot, but productivity goes down. Anaerobic fitness got much stronger, but what i am looking is to raise my Watts per BPM at any coat... I have all the time in the world to train, 20 hours if needed, but I always fail to raise performance, time after time. What would you propose? To get how much less TSS weekly? What intensities to do, what trainings(in case I have unlimited hours to train)? My goals to make Maximum Aerobic improvement this 2022 year.. with golden target of 300 ftp.( I am a big 96kg, 38y/o guy with big lungs😃)
Alex - Not used to replying to UA-cam - Sorry this took so long. Aerobic development by majority requires a redevelopment of true base work. You have some great questions but the #1 question to first ask - are your zones set correctly? If you're struggle to do simple zone 2 efforts consistently for 2-3 weeks without tempo or anaerobic work - you may not truly be in zone 2 so, check your zones do an FTP test or get tested in a lab. I'm not the worlds leading cycling coach but what's never failed is moving from basic to specific in terms of fitness - what are your goals and where are you compared to where you want to be right now (how do we go from A to B?) - Base - Hills - Threshold -Anaerobic Development - Racing is a very general but safe transition. If you stall out at any block - try to take another 3-4 weeks to develop your physiology. - I would encourage you to work with a coach. More often than not - people need guidance from a coach to prevent themselves from sabotaging their true training. They may be less aggressive than you like at first but ultimately will get you to your end goal. On our team - Coach Laura Bruck and Katie Whidden are great coaches - you can e-mail the team at - coaches@lifelongendurance.com
@@lifelongendurance7695 huge thanks for reply! 1. My zones are correct. Last week's Zwift Ramp test brought 256watt FTP (i still think it's too high, will do 20 minute test later on). Coach, i found the root cause to my 120watt suffers - it's a Trainer. Yesterday tried to do morning endurance at 130watt and after half hour legs died, it was as hard as 200w (i use Assioma DUO and Neo2T, so the numbers are verified). After 1 hour i stopped, took a rest of 2 hours and went outside: it was great 2 hours of ride, good HR, legs felt great !! So it's just different tension that comes from Trainer at low-continuous wattage. Solution for me: to ride more outside. p.s. it took me months of investigation to pin the reasons. Wanted to share with you :)
Thx for the video. Several nice reinforcing points to consider. Curious why you start off every plan with the athlete as Weak vs. Strong? Is there a weighting/calculation difference?
Weak has a long and good Base period, while Strong shortens preparation base period and enters Build phase faster.
Alex nailed it. I always bet on base when it comes to building athletes. When you have capacity you can pivot into almost any specific physiological adaptation, without it - you will make short progress but plateau. Base is the place!
@@lifelongendurance7695 that was and still is my biggest problem: powers of 700-1100 watts are easy, but the HR rises into Z5 in seconds. FTP is only 225. Last month started to 80% base training and God (!) it feels much better now, HR got lower. Keeping doing it. Question: is there a "too much" base training in my case or I can keep doing it for months and months?
Loving the idea of the Speed Ladder, I had to watch the In In Out Out about 3 times to get my head round it! 🏃👍
Thanks for this comment! Let us know if it helps!
Great interview, thank you both very much. I'm now off to find a copy of Laurence Gonzales' "Deep Survival"!
Thanks for the comment! Glad you enjoyed it!
Love exercise related content. Really good work on this video. you have a new fan here.
Welcome aboard!
Thanks!! This was very useful - i'd love to see you analyse more athletes data, particularly athletes who are training for hilly ultras.
Sure thing! if you'd like to share a file you can e-mail coaches@lifelongendurance.com
How can I come in contact with you?
you can e-mail us at info@lifelongendurance.com
Hi! So interesting. Nice to meet you
Thanks!
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Thanks G - UA-cam is hard sometimes!
I was wondering how many of each to do? They hip abduction and the hip hikes? Are all these 3 x 20?
Start with one round for 2 weeks and then work your way up to 3 rounds. Thanks! You can also check out our new blog info for more of this kind of work - www.lifelongendurance.com
Can you speak in portuguese in your next video? Because i dont understand so much english.. thanks..
No such thing as a DNF unless you never plan to do the race again - only a DNFY = DNF Yet. Just consider it a great training run setting you up for success 😀🏃♂️🏃♂️
Love the positivity!
Awesome wisdom 🏃DNF - Yet ☀️exactly - here’s to next time
Great routines. Please consider leveling the music and the vocal. I was having to turn up the volume to hear you talk then down between exercises when the elevator music would come on.
Thanks for the input. This was edited w/o headphones and that was a mistake. Future videos will be much better. Thanks for giving us feedback!
Very nice routines here
Excellent - thank you!!
that was the best hip strength video i've ever seen thank you!