Today on the podcast, we are joined for a second time by Ryan Worn. Ryan came on the podcast recently to chat about economy and efficiency and this is part 2 of that conversation. He has completed a PhD in exercise science, focusing specifically on economy, efficiency, and fatigue.
In this episode we focus more on the topics of efficiency, fatigue and delaying fatigue, and then getting into the one of the major ways that you can do that, which is strength and conditioning.
Ryan currently works out of Federation University in Ballarat, if you’d like to follow him you can at @fedunisport.
Timestamp:
00:00 - Introduction
03:21 - Economy and Efficiency Defined
07:41 - Efficiency Range
11:40 - Beginner Vs Elite Cyclist Efficiency Difference
16:15 - Reasons For Improved Technique
19:00 - How To Keep Efficiency
25:45 - How To Delay Onset Of Fatigue In Endurance Race
40:45 - Timing for Strength Training
50:45 - Key Mistakes Endurance Athletes Make
1:00:00 - Ryan’s Go To Exercises
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