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Psychological Flexibility With Coach Neal Palles

Topics Covered In This Episode: The psychology of masters athletes Psychological flexibility vs. mental toughness “Pushing away paper” exercise Developing self-awareness Guest Bio: Neal Palles is a CTS ultrarunning coach who holds dual master’s degrees in Social Work and Applied Sports Psychology, and is a licensed Psychotherapist and Sports Performance Specialist. Episode Links: Website: https://coloradopsychotherapyandsport.com/home Blog: https://coloradopsychotherapyandsport.com/news …

A Practical Guide To Base Training With Kolie Moore

Topics Covered In This Episode: What is base training and why is it important? What intensity should your base training be performed at? Adaptations that occur in the body during base training How to know when to move on from base training Nutrition changes during base training Training on flat vs. hilly terrain Indoor vs. …

7-Day Cycling Training Plan to Jumpstart 2022

By Chris Carmichael, Founder and Head Coach of CTS There is no shortage of endurance challenges spanning the week between Christmas and New Year’s. Although the “Festive 500” – 500 kilometers between December 25-31 – remains one of the most popular, you can also find other distance-, duration-, and elevation-based challenges for the coming …

You Got Into Western States…So Now What?

Topics covered in this episode: Planning out race logistics Determining how best to prepare for Western States Preparing for the unique demands of the event Key Western States course insights Choosing appropriate build-up races Guest Bio: Andy Jones-Wilkins, known as AJW, is an ultrarunner and CTS Coach who first began running ultramarathons in 1992. AJW …

4 Cycling Training Misconceptions We Need to Clear Up

By Chris Carmichael, Founder and Chief Endurance Officer of CTS I have always enjoyed getting to know people and hearing their cycling stories during group rides, and it’s also interesting to listen to the advice riders give to each other in the pace line or at the coffee stop. Most of the time it’s …

Alison Tetrick: Be Thankful for Life’s Wild Ride

By Alison Tetrick, Pro cyclist, Entrepreneur, CTS Contributing Editor There is always something to be thankful for – even missed workouts, breakups, and a lower FTP. Trust me, I know. When good things happen to us, being thankful is obvious, but the low moments, the frustrations, and the challenges, those too can be beacons of …

Intuitive Eating Strategies, Understanding Behavior, And Shifts In Mindset With Maria Dalzot

Topics covered in this episode: Misconceptions about working with a registered dietitian How can you refocus on intuitive eating? The relationship between trauma and disordered eating Why food is more than just fuel Guest Bio: Maria is a registered dietitian nutritionist (RDN) and a Washington State certified dietitian-nutritionist (CDN) with a Master of Science degree …

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A Deep Dive On Continuous Glucose Monitoring For Performance

Topics Covered In This Episode: What is continuous glucose monitoring? The use cases for continuous glucose monitoring How your blood glucose fluctuates throughout the day Learning how different foods can affect glucose levels and performance How a warmup can affect glucose levels The questions that still need to be answered about glucose levels and performance …

How To Build Anaerobic Capacity

Topics covered in this episode: What is anaerobic capacity? Understanding functional reserve capacity How to structure intervals to improve anaerobic capacity What is Pmax? Intensive and extensive functional reserve capacity intervals How to plan your intervals Factors to consider before including these high-intensity intervals in your training Previous episodes in this series: How To Improve …

Chantelle Robitaille: Lessons From The Dreaded Ultrarunning DNF

Topics covered in this episode: Getting beyond a DNF Keeping the big picture in perspective Uncovering motivations that will lead to your success Setting A, B, and C goals How to diagnose whether you should continue or DNF? Understanding the difference between hurt and hurting? How to evaluate what went wrong during your race Guest …

Become A Stronger, Fitter Athlete In Less Time With Endurance Coaching