In episode #203 we dig into various recovery modalities, evaluating their efficacy and actual relevance for improving recovery times. Some of the modalities covered in this episode are infrared and traditional saunas, cold water immersion, hot baths, “active recovery”, yoga classes, compression therapy, manual therapy, sleep monitoring devices, and supplements. We highlight the importance of understanding which modalities are truly beneficial and which are likely overhyped. Timestamps: ...
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In episode #203 we dig into various recovery modalities, evaluating their efficacy and actual relevance for improving recovery times. Some of the modalities covered in this episode are infrared and traditional saunas, cold water immersion, hot baths, “active recovery”, yoga classes, compression therapy, manual therapy, sleep monitoring devices, and supplements. We highlight the importance of understanding which modalities are truly beneficial and which are likely overhyped. Timestamps: ...
In episode 188, we delve into the concept of Quality Training Volume, discussing the balance between sufficient volume for progress and avoiding unproductive fatigue. We explore the transition from low to high volume training, and touch on individual variability and frequency in optimizing training outcomes. We highlight the nuances of training adaptations, soreness, and the impact of training age on volume tolerance. We wrap up with a section on the need for a balanced approach to training, ...
Eat Train Prosper
In episode #203 we dig into various recovery modalities, evaluating their efficacy and actual relevance for improving recovery times. Some of the modalities covered in this episode are infrared and traditional saunas, cold water immersion, hot baths, “active recovery”, yoga classes, compression therapy, manual therapy, sleep monitoring devices, and supplements. We highlight the importance of understanding which modalities are truly beneficial and which are likely overhyped. Timestamps: ...
