Nick looks at consistency when starting to run for the first time.
How to start running – Part 03: Consistency
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Nutrition Guides from Mountain Fuel
Mountain Fuel have provided us with some great advice on how to get the most out of your event.
How to start running – Part 02: Routine
Routine: Its hugely important to build a daily and weekly routine in so you know when you are going to train, when you are going to eat and drink and sleep to allow you to mentally prepare yourself. Ensuring each session is easy and manageable will help you to not worry or be overwhelmed by
How to start running – Part 01: Progression
The key elements of training when you are wanting to start running for the first time in your life is very important to get right, most do not have the knowledge or the correct coaching to get this part of training correct. These three (3) short videos will help you on your way. If you
Reducing the risk of runner’s knee
Nick explains how he has reduced the likeliness of runner’s knee. A common injury in runners when increasing load and yet it’s easy to mitigate against it.
What Motivates you in training – Nicks overview
Nick shares his reasons for training, his motivation throughout his life and how he focusses on his own training goals .
EOF trains cyclist who opts for an ultra run
When cyclist, Marc, decides to push himself by entering an Ultra run, he leans on EOF to train him and keep him motivated.
Progressive training with our Remote Training Groups
Want to get fit (or stay fit) but don’t know how? Craving the support of others to help you progress your fitness? Want daily contact with professional fitness coaches to help keep you motivated and answer your questions? Yes? Read on! We know how hard it can be to juggle work and family commitments, let
Motivation and consistency
Motivation and consistency are probably the most important factors to consider when wanting to get fit or progress as an experienced athlete. For most, the daunting prospect of getting fit and changing their lives seems like a huge challenge. It is not and it does not have to be. As long as you have realistic
Visualisation and Positivity
All professional athletes visualise winning. It is another important motivational driver. Creating a mental image of something positive and motivating such as winning a race, doing a personal best or crossing the finish line for the first time will provide the edge to push that little bit harder. This can and should be applied to
Loading and De-Loading
Training Load Fitness is gained from stressing the body, and multiples systems within the body, to force adaptations to make the body more capable next time it’s stressed at that level. This is also called loading. The ultimate goal for most athletes is to have a strategy to capture the right amount of load at
Using Max HR percentage zones
How can you use maximum heart rate to identify the zone you should be training in?