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Athlete Breakdown: Claire Helmers | Inside The Norwegian Training Model
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Join us in this exciting episode as we dive deep into the world of endurance training with XLR8 athlete Claire Helmers. Claire has been on an incredible journey, absolutely destroying her junior cross-country season braking 17 on just about any course she wants.
In the middle of this podcast, we take a scientific detour to explore the principles of the Norwegian Training Method. This method, made famous by the success of athletes like Gustav Iden and Kristian Blummenfelt, focuses on high-intensity, high-volume workouts, all aimed at improving aerobic capacity and pushing the limits of endurance.
We'll break down the core philosophy, the importance of lactate measurements in intensity control, and the necessity of regular metabolic testing. Claire shares her firsthand experience with this method and how it has influenced her training, providing valuable insights for athletes looking to elevate their endurance game.
Whether you're an aspiring athlete or a dedicated coach, this episode offers a unique blend of scientific knowledge and practical application. Claire's journey and the Norwegian Training Method can inspire us all to push our limits and achieve new heights in our athletic pursuits.
So, gear up for an informative and engaging discussion that can reshape your approach to endurance training. Don't miss this opportunity to unravel the secrets behind the Norwegian Training Model and its impact on Claire's remarkable athletic journey.
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