Polarised vs Pyramidal Training: What You Should Do

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Two identical triathletes take on a training program.

The first does mostly easy training with some high-intensity sessions.

The other does mostly easy training with threshold workouts and minimal high-intensity sessions.

Who comes out on top?

That’s the question we aim to answer today.

The two examples provided are polarised and pyramidal training models.

And there’s a huge debate about which approach is superior.

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Timestamp:
00:00 - Introduction
00:55 - Gratitude
04:15 - Polarised vs Pyramidal
15:30 - The Method To Use
23:10 - Scientific Testing
30:30 - Athlete Requirements Vs Scientific Studies
32:00 - Different Approaches to Training
36:00 - It's Never One Thing
42:30 - Beginner and Intensity
46:50 - Low Stress Vs High Stress

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