Strength For Endurance Podcast

Do you sometimes think that because you aren't competiting at an elite level in your sport that it's not necessary to worry about certain performance variables? Well ironically this could be what's holding you back. In today's episode, Kriss focuses on this in a little more depth, identifying b3 key variables that could really take your training performance to where you want it to be, helping manage your time and avoid the same mistakes time and time again. As always we'd love to hear your questions and feedback about this episode or any others, just send them to kriss@strengthforendurance.com

Todays guest is Sports Physiologist Esther Goldsmith who works as part of an expert multi-disciplinary team at Orecco, a world-leading company supporting elite sportsmen and women to optimise their health and performance Aswell as her work with Chelsea Women's Football Club and many international sports stars Esther is in an integral part of the Fitrwoman App which enables all women to track their menstrual cycle and tailor their training accordingly. An incredibly insightful chat for anyone wanting to learn more about the variables you should be considering if you truly want to optimise your performance. Find out more about both Orreco & Fitr Woman via the following links www.orreco.com (@Orreco1) and www.fitrwoman.com (@FitrWoman)

Is your training approach currently serving you as well as it could be? Do you train individually or in a group setting? This is the topic of today's discussion and a very relevant topic for host Kriss Hendy. Through sharing some of the recent changes that have occurred at Strength For Endurance, he delves into the reason for these changes and subsequently how important it is for you to reflect on your training approach if you are serious about reaching your health and performance goals.

In this weeks 'bitesize' coaching episode Kriss is back to help you reignite your strength training habits. Whether it's been a brief break a lengthy hiatus or you're coming in completely new to the world of strength training, this episode will help you get back on the horse and training with a solid plan in place. Tune in to hear the top 5 steps you need to be implementing.....

Many listeners on the Triathlon scene will know Mark Threlfall as presenter of the ever-growing Youtube Channel - Global Triathlon Network (GTN). But as an incredibly talented athlete in his own right, Mark competed nationally as a young swimmer before moving across to triathlon and competing at World class level in both short and long course triathlon for many years. Dealing with Epstein Barr Virus and glandular fatigue, he has certainly experienced the demands of high-level sport. In more recent years he has been a familiar face on GTN and we're interested to hear how he dealt with his own personal identity shift of Professional Athlete to Presenter. Mark shares with us his wealth of triathlon knowledge, thoughts on strength training and some of the slightly crazier sporting challenges he's found himself lining up for since being with the GTN show.

Whether you're working with a coach or doing things solo a successful strength program needs to include several fundamental factors if it's going to bring you the results you desire. So what's the secret formula? tune in as we discuss.... As always we'd love to hear your questions and feedback about this episode or any others, just send them to kriss@strengthforendurance.com

Welcome to our first episode of the Strength For Endurance podcast.  We thought we'd take this opportunity to begin by sharing our story,  why Strength For Endurance started, what we've learnt along the way and how we help the individuals we work with on a daily basis.  We'd love to hear your questions and feedback about this episode or any others, just send them  to kriss@strengthforendurance.com