2PEAK Knowledge Base
We often hear about FTP, these three letters that stand for Functional Threshold Power. But what does it actually mean? How can you perform an FTP test? How can you use this data to optimize your training? In this article, we explain the concept of FTP in exercise physiology, detailing how to perform an FTP test in the three triathlon disciplines and providing tips to maximize its benefits.
When it comes to endurance sports like running, cycling, and swimming, understanding the differences between aerobic and anaerobic training is crucial for optimizing performance and achieving fitness goals. Both types of training play distinct and complementary roles in improving overall fitness. Let’s explore the main characteristics of each type of training and how they apply to endurance sports.
Training in the morning offers numerous benefits for endurance athletes, such as cyclists and runners. Taking advantage of the cooler hours of the day can improve performance and maintain motivation, even during the hottest months of the year. Here’s why morning training is so beneficial and how to motivate yourself to make the most of it.
The marathon is one of the most challenging races, both physically and mentally. Careful preparation and regular training are essential for achieving good results. However, it’s easy to make mistakes along the way. For this reason, we want to share with you an article highlighting the 7 most common mistakes to avoid when preparing for a marathon.
Running and cycling are healthy. At least if you don’t overdo it. Excessive or incorrect exertion can also lead to physical problems. We have summarised the most common injuries and provide a few tips for prevention.
This article presents a series of fundamental coordination exercises to improve running technique, illustrated by our partner running.COACH.
Discover how interval training enhances your performance and why 2PEAK’s approach helps you achieve your training goals and push your limits.
There are different approaches to achieving the desired running goals. One key element is a well-balanced training program that harmonizes exertion and recovery. Running technique is equally important, particularly stride length and stride frequency, which often raise questions. It therefore makes sense to focus specifically on these aspects.
Winter can be a challenge for endurance athletes. However, with the right gear, you can continue to train outdoors safely, effectively, and “warmly”. In this article, we will look at clothing strategies for runners, cyclists, and triathletes during the winter season, so that fitness goals are not compromised by the temperatures.
In the short days and icy temperatures of winter, finding the motivation to train can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve compiled some tips to help you stay active even in the dark and cold.