2PEAK Knowledge Base
In humans, periods of sleep invariably follow periods of wakefulness according to a circadian rhythm (day/night alternation), partly dictated by our internal clock but also influenced by environmental stimuli (light, noise, nutrition, exercise …). But what is the impact of sleep on athletic performance?
To progress in training, it is important to give the body time to recover. Progress is only possible if YOUR load and YOUR recovery fit together perfectly. The main function of 2PEAK is to calculate the ideal training load for YOU and the recovery needed to reach your individual goals.
After a race there’s always two aspects to be analysed. How is your body (physical aspect) and how’s the head (psychological aspect) dealing with the ups and downs and the fight with ourselves? It’s normal and a good stimulus for us to not always be 100% happy with how a race went. Because there’s always at least one thing that could be optimised. Important is, that we can use this to learn and improve ourselves for the next big day.