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Training for the Uphill Athlete
A Manual for Mountain Runners and Ski Mountaineers
Book • 2019
This book translates theory into methodology, allowing athletes to write their own training plans and coach themselves to their endurance goals.
It covers the physiology and methodology of endurance and strength training, metabolism and nutrition, and how to structure and mix workouts to meet individual goals.
The authors, who are renowned in their fields, provide evidence-based and experiential advice for competitive and recreational athletes alike, helping them to recognize and understand individual responses to training for the best possible outcome without injury.
It covers the physiology and methodology of endurance and strength training, metabolism and nutrition, and how to structure and mix workouts to meet individual goals.
The authors, who are renowned in their fields, provide evidence-based and experiential advice for competitive and recreational athletes alike, helping them to recognize and understand individual responses to training for the best possible outcome without injury.
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when highlighting Scott Johnston as the coach of both UTMB winners.


Megan Roche

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274. UTMB Takeaways, How Low Carb Studies Miss the Mark, Passive Heat Training, Engaging the Glutes, and a Supershoe Rundown!
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as one of his favorite training books.

Jason Fitzgerald

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How to Build Fatigue Resistance with the Coach of Both UTMB Champs, Scott Johnston
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, linking to it in the show notes and recognizing its influence on top coaches and athletes.

Dylan Bowman

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Scott Johnston | Coaching Tom Evans & Ruth Croft to UTMB Victories
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as a book co-authored with Killian Jornet, focusing on mountain runners and skiers.

Scott Johnston

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Season 6 Ep 14 — Optimizing Ultra Race Recovery with Scott Johnston of Evoke Endurance
Mentioned when discussing the 'frontier fiber model', which is explained in the book.

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