Strength For Endurance Podcast
The Strength For Endurance Podcast explores the wins, challenges and lessons experienced in the pursuit of successful endurance performance. Each episode your host and well respected strength coach Kriss Hendy will discuss what it takes to truly reach your potential, whether your sights are set on your first 10km or the professional stage. Kriss will be regularly joined by inspiring guests, from sport and training to business and academia. Ultimately we'll look to answer the question 'Is it possible to achieve long-term successful performance whilst maintaining optimal health and lifestyle-balance?'.... To find out more about training with Kriss, head over to www.strengthforendurance.com
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Running the Coast to Coast Path with Oliver Tilling -192 miles and lots of Turkish delight
Today Kriss is joined by SFE client Oliver, who recently completed the Coast to Coast path which runs from the west coast of England at St. Bee’s to the east coast at Robins Hood’s Bay. Usually walkers break the 192 mile (310km) route into stages over around 14 days, however Oliver decided he’d like to run it in 7 days
As much as we try to prevent injuries from occurring, we’re never going to eradicate injuries completely. The levels that we push our bodies to harbour too many variables and are often acute events that are out of our control. But the advantage attained by those of us who understand and invest in our S&C is the abilit
Today Kriss had the great pleasure of being joined by one of our current SFE athletes Jess, who was kind enough to share her journey. As a triathlete Jess came to us after not being able to run for around a year due to injury. We talked about her journey back to being able to run again and recently compete in two major
Chasing our athletic goals (whether competitive or not) will require you to push your body, potentially harder than you ever have. You will be tired, have great sessions and bad sessions, niggles will crop up - it won’t always be a linear trajectory. But there are things you can do to ensure you’ve got the best chance
Race season has well and truly arrived. Amongst the medals, finish line photos and race reflections, will be a few sore bodies. But do we have the ability to reduce the level of muscle soreness we experience after an event? Can we do things that’ll allow us to recover quicker and get back into training sooner? In today
Over the last few years we have seen the introduction of another high intensity functional fitness based sport Hyrox. Unlike it’s predecesor Crossfit, Hyrox offers a lower barrier of entry and running based/aerobic background, naturally appealing to many endurance athletes. But can you train for an event like Hyrox at