For years, Functional Threshold Power (FTP) has served as the default method for setting training intensities in endurance sports. Appealing for its
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For nearly two decades, many endurance coaches have relied on Functional Threshold Power (FTP) as the main tool for setting training intensities
Over the past two decades, Functional Threshold Power (FTP) has become the cornerstone for determining training intensities and tracking performance progression in
In endurance training and competition— efforts can oscillate between high-intensity surges and low-intensity steady paces—an athlete’s ability to recover is a defining
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If you’ve worked with endurance athletes or run tests in a performance lab, you’ve likely come across Lactate Threshold 1 (LT1). In
Lactate threshold 1 (LT1) – also known as the aerobic threshold – is not to be confused with LT2 or anaerobic threshold,
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