[NEW ONLINE VIDEO COURSE] STRONG ENDURANCE™ express by PAVEL

[Anna C]

Seems like a cyclist doing rowing would be diverting plumbing from the cycling muscles.

Yes, while you're doing it. But it wouldn't detract from the "plumbing" built in the legs for cycling. It just wouldn't stimulate it very much while you're rowing. (Although, actually, rowing does use the legs, maybe even as much as cycling... so aren't we talking about the same plumbing?)

 

[Steve Freides]

Yes, while you're doing it. But it wouldn't detract from the "plumbing" built in the legs for cycling. It just wouldn't stimulate it very much while you're rowing. (Although, actually, rowing does use the legs, maybe even as much as cycling... so aren't we talking about the same plumbing?)

One example of what might be the same plumbing is bicycling and speed skating, see Eric Heiden. Then again, it may just be exceptional talent.

-S-

 

[puddleduck]

The closest I've heard is Raynaud's Syndrome.
Normal blood supply does return; no cellular death that I'm aware of

yeah, I’ve actually got raynauds. I just like to be melodramatic

 

[Matt_lux]

Lots of people commenting on the YouTube video.

-S-

Not suprised, Pavel and Strongfirst have built some solid bases, always delivered and never disappointed over the years.
And this is the first time in a while that SF has opens comments section under a Youtube video.

 

[Bauer]

One example of what might be the same plumbing is bicycling and speed skating, see Eric Heiden. Then again, it may just be exceptional talent.

-S-

And also speed skating world champion (and WR holder) Nils van der Poel:

How to skate a 10K

How to skate a 10k… and also half a 10k by Nils van der Poel.

www.howtoskate.se

(Building an aerobic base with 30+ hours of cycling per week.)

 

[silveraw]

More insightful stuff from the mind of Pavel, drilling deeper into the general category of cost of adaptation.

One question: That article says: "In other words, if you are a cyclist, rowing might boost your “cardio” but do nothing for the rowing muscles and the “plumbing” supplying it." Seems like a cyclist doing rowing would be diverting plumbing from the cycling muscles. What am I missing?

To me it kind of sounds like the old advice of “runners run, rowers row, etc”.

Is it just a lengthy explanation of the SAID principle? Or am I missing something here?

 

[rwleonard]

I would say it proposes one mechanism throuugh which the SAID principle works.

 

[StrongFirst]

Biathlon is a winter sport combining cross-country skiing and rifle marksmanship.

Two groups of biathletes were doing summer training. The controls followed a conventional mix of aerobic and glycolytic work. The experimental group spent 25% less time training and did a special anti-glycolytic protocol of uphill lunges.

6 weeks later the two groups were retested. The anti-glycolytic group blew the conventionally trained controls out of the water…

This simple and unique Strong Endurance™ protocol is not just for biathletes. It will deliver for anyone seeking endurance or fat loss.

To learn the details of the study, the specifics of the protocol, and how to adapt into your training while keeping it simple, CLICK HERE.

Uphill Lunges for Strong Endurance, Health, and Fat Loss | Pavel Tsatsouline

In intense full body exercise our hearts can supply only 1/3-1/2 of the muscles. To deal with this limitation, blood vessels in muscles and organs that are not too busy constrict while those in the working muscles dilate. This redistributes the blood flow, delivers more oxygen where it is needed...

www.strongfirst.com

 

[StrongFirst]

STRONG ENDURANCE™ express by PAVEL​

There are times when simply enduring is not enough. One must carry on at a high level of strength or power.

A football game. A wrestling match. An obstacle course in a full kit. Moving grandma’s antique furniture.

For decades such endurance had been built with “met cons.” Then a top sports scientist reframed the question and changed history…

What if instead of training the athlete to tolerate ever increasing concentrations of lactic acid we trained him to produce less of it?

Anti-glycolytic training (AGT) was born.

Our Strong Endurance™ curriculum is the last word in AGT. It consolidates the best of the Eastern European and Western research with StrongFirst’s experience.

For those of you who have been unable to take Pavel Tsatsouline’s seminar, we have filmed a streamlined version. Watch STRONG ENDURANCE™ express in your living room without the risk of getting “volunteered” for a demo in front of the class.

Watch 4 hours of Pavel’s lecture and 1 hour of demos by our instructors:

–Module 1: The Genesis and Philosophy of AGT
–Module 2: “Cardio” is Overrated
–Module 3: A Hybrid Conversion Kit for Your Fast Fibers
–Module 4: Variations on the AXE Theme
–Module 5: Hybrid Conversion Completed
–Module 6: A+A for Fighters and Supermodels
–Module 7: Non-Stop
–Module 8: Glycolytic Training—the Right Way
–Module 9: Planning
–Module 10: In Action

Select Strong Endurance™ plans and templates demoed by our certified instructors…Kettlebell snatches…Swings and more swings…Cleans, presses, and front squats…Pullups…Step-ups…Pushups, fast and slow…Explosive calisthenics plus heavy bag…
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[Denys Carthusian]

I think Strong First missed something in their advertising blurb: Pavel appears to be tattoo free.

 

[Denys Carthusian]

And I'm LOVING the course so far!

 

[StrongFirst]

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Stop passively tolerating the suck and the burn of a rugby game, a kettlebell snatch test, or an obstacle course. Train your body to produce less lactic acid with a revolutionary method. Improve your health and body comp while you are at it. This is Strong Endurance™.

For those of you who have been unable to take Pavel’s seminar, we have filmed a streamlined version, STRONG ENDURANCE™ express online course.

Watch a FREE module, over 45min of lecture explaining the science of anti-glycolytic training in simple terms.

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[StrongFirst]

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[FREE KETTLEBELL PLAN] Anti-glycolytic training is very versatile. It works with sport-specific exercises such as wrestling dummy throws and heavy bag work and with general physical preparation exercises: kettlebell, bodyweight, barbell, you name it.

Today we will share with you one of the many powerful training plans from Pavel’s STRONG ENDURANCE™ express online course. Plan 025 belongs to the “Metal Heart” category of anti-glycolytic training. It employs swings or snatches with a moderate size kettlebell. The goals of the plan are:

1. Fat loss.
2. “Conditioning” for sports and activities of significant duration and moderate strength demands (obstacle course racing, etc.).
3. Building an aerobic base for sports and activities of brief duration and moderate strength demands (e.g., the TSC snatch).

To download Strong Endurance Plan 025, CLICK HERE

SAVE $100 on STRONG ENDURANCE™ express online course before this introductory offer ends on Tuesday, February 20th.

CLICK HERE​

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[John DeStefano]

Would just like to selfishly drop the idea to the Iron Gods that now (or soon!) might be a great time for a sale on Second Wind Express! It would make a great companion purchase for Strong Endurance Express! It's even linked in one of the modules. Fingers crossed.

 

[wespom9]

I think Strong First missed something in their advertising blurb: Pavel appears to be tattoo free.

??

 

[Denys Carthusian]

??

Currently, I am meeting people with shaved heads who have a plethora of tattoos on their shaved heads.