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The Importance of Consistency in Training

Inconsistent training is key to consistent racing. Listen to your body's cues and adjust your training accordingly. Periodize your training to have intense periods followed by easy periods. Emphasize aerobic training to improve efficiency and manage glycogen levels. Don't just train to hurt, train to become more efficient.

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