Hello and welcome to The Progress Theory where we discuss how to implement scientific principles to optimise human performance. In this episode we have Hybrid coach and athlete Alec Blenis.
It’s easier to understand programming for strength and endurance sports individually, but hybrid programming is more complex and that’s what makes it so exciting. But what are the best hybrid programming recommendations? In this episode, Alec discusses his journey into Hybrid training, his current goals and what he has learnt along the way. We also discuss key themes such as how to dissect your hybrid goals so you know what to programme and how to balance your strength and endurance training
In this episode, we discuss:
1:00 - Introduction
2:36 - Training for Murph
9:18 - Partitioned vs unpartitioned Murph
15:03 - Getting into hybrid training
21:00 - How far can Hybrid performance go
24:58 - Common mistakes in hybrid training
28:30 - Long-term Hybrid programming
31:38 - Progressing slowly in a hybrid programme
33:29 - Use of RPE or RIR for both strength and endurance training
35:15 - Using objective and subjective data to monitor training
36:24 - Training goals after Murph
38:34 - The Crucible
39:16 - The effect of mass on running performance
44:00 - Advice for those new to Hybrid Training
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