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Find out where your body gets fuel for different types of activity! From the explosive energy of ATP-CF to the endurance of the oxidative system, we will analyze all the ways of resynthesis of energy, which will help you to correctly plan the intensity and duration of your training to achieve your goals.
A deep dive into the chemistry of your movement. Learn how the body breaks down carbohydrates and fats during exercise and what role lactate plays in your training process. Understanding metabolism will allow you to optimize nutrition and training for maximum muscle energy supply.
Understand the difference between strength work and endurance work. We will explain how different types of loads affect muscle fibers, heart and metabolism. This knowledge will help you balance your training plan to develop both explosive power and endurance.
Learn to manage intensity through heart rate. We will analyze the 5 main heart rate zones — from recovery to maximum — and their effect on the body. Using a heart rate monitor and knowing your zones will allow you to train effectively, avoiding unnecessary stress on the heart.
How your body gets stronger in response to challenges. Learn about supercompensation and structural changes in the muscles, heart, and nervous system after exercise. Understanding adaptation will help you progress in the right way, ensuring consistent growth without the risk of injury.
Learn to distinguish work fatigue from dangerous overload. We will analyze the physiological causes of reduced performance and body signals that cannot be ignored. Timely detection of fatigue symptoms will help you to adjust the plan in time and avoid a long stop in progress.
A serious condition that every athlete fears. Learn about systemic failure in the body caused by overuse and underrecovery. We'll cover diagnosis and recovery strategies so you can get back to work healthy and full of energy.
Classic physiological load for the whole body. Learn how running trains the cardiovascular system, improves the aerobic threshold and affects the hormonal background. Understanding the physiology of running will allow you to make every run as beneficial as possible for your health and overall endurance.