The Norwegian Method - Episode 2 - Kristian Blummenfelt & Gustav Iden's 2023 Pre-Season Training
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2023
- After the success of the original Norwegian Method documentary, the team of Kristian Blummenfelt, Gustav Iden, Olav Aleksander Bu and Adam Acworth have given access to their pre-season training camps as Kristian and Gustav attempt to return back from long course triathlon to Olympic distance racing.
A huge thanks to Vo2 Master, Moxy, CORE, FORM, Surpas, Deboer and Body Rocket for supporting this project.
VO2 Master: www.vo2master.com
Moxy: www.moxymonitor.com
CORE: www.corebodytemp.com
FORM: www.formswim.com/
Surpas: surpasofficial.com/
Deboer: deboerwetsuits.com/
Body Rocket: www.bodyrocket.cc/
Production Company - Santara Studios
Executive Producer - Adam Acworth
Producer - Holly Hale
Director - Jools Beardon
Cameraman - Adrian Navalpotro
Photographer - Daniel Vazquez
All rights reserved - Santara Technology AS - Спорт
These guys are absolutely amazing athletes, hard workers, and have a great coach to build them into winning machines. I hope that other elite endurance coaches are taking note and trying to figure out what these guys are doing to become so successful.
Incredible to see so much science and technology into triathlon, you're changing the sport
Thanks!!! We’re doing our very best to take this amazing sport to the next level.
Blu already the GOAT and he's just starting..
Actually but 😂 what he’s done is already insane
Thank you!!! If he’s not yet, he will be!
@@SantaraTechnology Frodeno never went back down to Olympic distance. Frodo's Oly title and IM title were YEARS apart. Like Blu, only Mark Allen won a World short course title and IM in the same year. But Blu did this in the modern era. That's why Blu is the GOAT over Mark Allen
Goosebumps all over after watching this one!
Great to hear that. We’re going to try and create a ep.3 based around what they are actually doing at altitude training camps this summer.
well done - I wish we had subtitle translations on the Olav's Norwegian section
@oscarovanger1979
"88, come on Gustav, drive for half a minute more. Come on drive on, 6, 90, come on Gustav. Damn what a machine. Drive on. Oh damn. Is it possible? Is it possible? What is this? What the hell is this?"
@@trippygrace1355 thanks from Brazil for the translation
Wow, 90 Vo2Máx it's amazing but I would love to see the first ever test Olav did to Gustav to compare ahah@@trippygrace1355
Looks amazing! 🔥
Really great as always guys
Always great to see the guys pushing the boundaries of the sport! Going beyond what is currently done, cutting edge stuff!
Indeed, and as always.....in my opinion there are always both sides of each story...at the age of 55 I have learned a lot how much fun REAL sport can give your life...These guys are fabulous in competing at highest level no doubt about, but far beyound human nature... seeing these guys with sensors connected to the body I wonder if they have fun at all:-). I wish them a good mentality when it comes to the point when they will loose their strength and realize this by aging, honestly spoken. Condor
Thanks! We’ll keep pushing!
Amazing to see Kristian still has the motivation to go and win more after he already won pretty much everything. I guess, no one went from short course to long one and back before winning in the process.
He is an amazing athlete but above all his will to win is incredible! A true champion.
Amazing documentary
Thanks!!! Pleased you enjoyed it!
Thank you for this film! ❤
We really appreciate your work 👍
So pleased you liked it! We are really trying to give as much insight (in reason) to what we are doing.
The numbers speak
Wow thanks for this insides. ❤
Pleased you enjoyed it!
product pushing going HARD with this one.
Next level
Thanks! We’re trying.
I’m so ready to invest my life soon
I will become triathlon status
If the world is in we still may
No confusion from the upper hand 🎉
Definitely gotta learn
Dope sauce
Don't they use the supersapiens glucose sensor anymore? Haven't seen it attached on them.
But thanks for the interesting video!
We want pt 3 😬😬
Fear not! It’s fear in due course!!!!
Question: why is the earlobe being used to check glucose?
till now it seems they got caught up in their own hype. yee, hayden and the french squad seems to be the favorites so far
And Alex Yee 🇬🇧
Hype😅 Blu did 4 full Ironmans last year if you include project 7. It's going to take some time. Good thing they have a year+.
Perhaps current but the race is July 2024. A lot can happen in a year!
in morocco its not a question of if, but when and how intense the infection is going to be...
Thank you for the insight. What is the Garmin device being held by the rider at 8:45 being used with the Moxy Sensor?
One the Garmin Edge units, looks like a 530 to me.
@@aslam7952 Thanks
SERIOUS....VERY SERIOUS😁
Can anyone tell me please what watch gustav is wearing at the start of thr video??
I didn't understand a thing of all this, but well done Norwegians
Interesting…2 remarks - and I’m eager to get anyone’s comments about it. 1) “we want more drag during the swim with the suit …” not really sure about this assertion 2) I think that in Paris - if they qualify- it will all come down to who is able to clock a sub 29 10k. All of this with a chaotic start from T2 and with the ability to have a monster kick for the final 400 meters. Will they be able to do that? As of today, it seems unlikely against Yee Wilde and some French guys. But time will tell:-)
Hi Vincent, just wanted to come back to you on your question. On your first around drag, it’s the way the interview has been cut. Olav is talking about more drag in the forearm when a swimmer pulls through from the catch. Clearly we want a little drag elsewhere. Does that make sense?
On your second question, I guess we’ll just have to wait and see…😮
@@SantaraTechnology yes thank you for the answer
Yup , good insight ….. experts are always measuring and practicing the things they can’t do 😅
here you should somehow be convinced that the wheel is being reinvented here. yes, the measuring technology has a broader spectrum, but in the last races at gutav you could see that the facade was starting to crumble
Sometimes I think all the numbers provided can be mirage for the athletes to base success on. Sure the stats say your better on paper, but the most “prepared” athlete doesn’t always win. And I don’t feel it’s from a lack of effort or efficiency, another athlete just happened to have a better day
The scientist looks like Juergen Klopp also sounds like him! Is that his son!
Can someone translate what Olav said to gustav in Norwegian ?
Yes! The EPO is working
“Holy shit! Is that even possible?! You are so damn strong.”
Something like that.
He also said something about the reading (maybe with a “6”) but I don’t know enough about
the test or Norwegian to say.
I’m an American who speaks Swedish so I’m sure someone else can provide a more accurate translation.
He looked like a legit mad scientist at that point hahaha.
88, come on Gustav, drive for half a minute more. Come on drive on, 6, 90, come on Gustav. Damn what a machine. Drive on. Oh damn. Is it possible? Is it possible? What is this? What the hell is this?
Have no idea what the numbers mean. But probably oxygen uptake.
What device is he using to measure blood oxygen level during training that connects to a garmin?
Moxy
Kristian and Gustav have provided to be the Worlds best triathletes.
A brief course called -From long course to short course successfully #Paris2024
Almost 1 year to date. Will they achieve the ultimate goal in the sport of triathlon?
I bet >> Yes
🎉🎉🎉 thanks for your positive words! We’re doing everything we can to be successful in Paris.
Hei Hei.
gustav straight up came out with 88-90 vo2.....WTF
Can anyone explain further what the coach meant by "It makes no sense to distance and convert it into calories"; aside from him endorsing the "VO2 master" device, what's the theory behind this statement?. I'm curious
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Your body uses a different amount of calories to travel 1km at 10kph than at 50kph. Many things factor into it. Speed, power, what energy systems are being used, etc.
So what he’s saying is that by using the vo2 master he can figure out how many cals they use to swim at 1:15 per hundred as opposed to 1:40 per hundred, and then calculate load with distance + Intensity considered
So do i get this right, the next race they will participate is Paris 2024?
No, they have plenty of races, Paris test event, PTO Singapore for Kristian to mention a few.
I believe they have to qualify first, so they'll do a other race
They’ll do multiple races between now and Paris, but Paris is the focus.
The Norwegian Method \ Off-season doping!
Proof?
So you guys train just like the other pros ... Santara Tech = a way to make money off some success
Super epo
Thanks. Pleased you liked it
@@SantaraTechnology I want some too, actually I’m a national champion and I have never been caught taking PEDs, testing here doesn’t happen often too.
The longest commercial
is this a sports anymore ?
"The body is grossly inefficient at turning carbs/fat into propulsion"??? So the body must just switch of the brain, sight, hearing, heating, breathing, etc?
We dont like loose. In anything so
work of breathing massively increased with that fluid in the tube and by the length of the tubing from the machine - just saying - not going to help your athlete with simple mistakes like that
talk about being dialled in
What happen with kristian body? Look strange in heart area
he always looked like that, it's just his body type
Looks like a mild carinatum. More space for lungs and better aero. Win win.
Why on earth plaster everything with dramatic music to the point where it gets hard to hear what Kristian, Gustav and Olav is actually saying. We come here to hear what they say and not to listen to flipping music!
Thanks for the feedback. All duly noted.
hGH
do you wonder why they go away for "a full month" to "a more isolated place"? well it makes it much, much harder to be tested by the doping authorities and makes it much much easier to dope
disgusting 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Norwegian David Bowie
99% for most of age groupers all of that things are useless. To be an Norwegian athlete you must train so hard till you almost die. If you survive you’re good. 😂😂😂
true! yet interesting to see what's going in the background or at least the part we're allowed to see! You'd also need to be born with the qualities we neither possess nor able to develop! Well... and the good old product placement!
Kristian needs to accept his receding hairline. Wearing a cap during testing indoors is just laughable.
He’s sponsored by red bull mate it’s probably contractual
what about Lucy CB lol; they're paid to wear that cap
One day you will look back at how you comment and realize how bad you look making comments like that. Maybe the bus didnt stop for you or a bird shit on your jacket
Not to be disrespectful, but Olav Aleksander Bu just seemed to say the obvious and without saying anything meaningful.
he is not going to disclose secrets now is he......
@@2011hwalker Are there any secrets? He tries to create this illusion that there is, but did Brownlee have them when he won 2 back-to-back gold medals? Did Jan, when he won 3 World Championships? Nope, just good hard work, nutrition and sleep.
@@andyashton3605 The consistency and hard work is the 99%. The tech wizz stuff in this video is about 1% maximum of their performance. There is no shortcuts.
Thats only because you are not inteligent enough to catch it
@@andyashton3605 "just hard good work"...... Just lol. How many top athletes lose seasons or years because they cant get this balance right. This is at the core of what they are doing.
Blah blah blah, no actual numbers given.