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Improve your endurance by knowing what affects your heart rate
One of the most valuable long-term pieces of information you can gather is resting heart rate.
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Technical difficulties in heart rate monitors may cause irregular numbers
Several conditions may cause your heart rate numbers to skip all over the place.
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Monitor heart rate to avoid overtraining and staleness
You can use heart rate data to indicate too much training in the early stages, what we refer to as acute overtraining, or overreaching.
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©2012
Heart Rate Training
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Short Description
Heart Rate Training takes the guesswork out of training and explains how, when, and why heart rate monitors should be incorporated into training and conditioning programs. A comprehensive guide for endurance athletes, the guidebook explains the merits, factors, and techniques of training with a heart rate monitoring system.
© 2011
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Book 224 pages
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ISBN-13: 9780736086554
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If you’re serious about your sport, you’re serious about conditioning. Now, with one small device, you can apply the latest technology, science, and research to take the guesswork out of training, monitor progress, and see results. Heart Rate Training will show you how!
From functions, features, and operational advice for your device to interpreting and applying the results, Heart Rate Training is a step-by-step guide to optimizing performance. You’ll learn how, when, and why monitors can, and should, be incorporated into your workouts, training, and conditioning program to produce maximum results.
In Heart Rate Training, authors Roy Benson and Declan Connolly show you how to determine deficiencies in training and performance, create targeted programs to increase endurance, raise lactate threshold, increase speed and power, and monitor your recovery between workouts. And the sample programs allow you to manipulate the training components to design a long-term training plan across eight endurance sports: walking, running, cycling, swimming, triathlon, rowing, cross-country skiing, and team sports.
When you’re ready to take training and performance to the next level, turn to Heart Rate Training and achieve your personal best.
Part I: Foundations
Chapter 1: Monitoring for Maximum Performance
Chapter 2: Evaluating and Customizing Your Zones
Chapter 3: Getting the Most from Your Monitor
Part II: Training
Chapter 4: Targeting Sport-Specific Fitness With Heart Rate
Chapter 5: Increasing Aerobic Endurance
Chapter 6: Raising Anaerobic Threshold
Chapter 7: Boosting Speed and Power
Part III: Programs
Chapter 8: Designing an Effective Training Program
Chapter 9: Walking
Chapter 10: Running
Chapter 11: Cycling
Chapter 12: Swimming
Chapter 13: Triathlon
Chapter 14: Rowing
Chapter 15: Cross Country Skiing
Chapter 16: Team Sports
Roy T. Benson, MPE, CFI, is an exercise scientist and distance-running coach. He has run competitively for more than 40 years, and he has coached professionally for 46 years for military, club, university, and high school teams. From 1993 to 2008, his boys’ and girls’ cross country teams at Marist High School in Atlanta, Georgia, won a total of 16 state championships and his cross country and track runners won 21 individual state titles. Benson is also the owner and president of Running, Ltd., a company that has been operating Nike-sponsored summer camps for both adult and high school runners since 1972. Benson has been a consultant about heart rate training for both Polar and Nike and has written three books for runners on the subject. He also serves as a special contributor to Running Times magazine and has been a contributing editor for Running Journal magazine. His booklet Precision Running, published by Polar Electro, has sold over 200,000 copies and has been translated into seven languages. Sales of Coach Benson’s Secret Workouts book have reached more than 7,000. Benson lives on Amelia Island, Florida. Dr. Declan Connolly, FACSM, CSCS, is a professor and exercise physiologist at the University of Vermont where he is also director of the Human Performance Laboratory. He consults to numerous sports organizations including the National Hockey League, the National Football League, U.S. Rowing, and U.S. Skiing and has served as a consultant to the International Olympic Committee on several occasions. In addition to more than 300 publications in scientific journals, his work is widely quoted in the popular media, including stories in the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, London Times, Runner’s World, Prevention, Health, and Self. His work appears on more than 24,000 Web sites and has been the subject of news stories on Fox, BBC, CBS, and numerous other TV and radio networks. Connolly is a lifelong exerciser and athlete, boasting several national cycling championships as a school boy in his native Ireland. More recently he has turned his focus to triathlon and Ironman competitions. Connolly lives in Burlington, Vermont.
“Roy Benson has more specific coaching experience for every age and competitive level than anyone I know. Combining that practical knowledge with the scientific expertise of Declan Connolly, this book is an unparalleled guide to maximizing your training using a heart rate monitor, providing both the how and why for each element, and putting it all together in an accessible, easy-to-apply package.” Jonathan Beverly -- Editor in Chief, Running Times "Heart Rate Training offers unparalleled exercises and advice for athletes of every sport, every level, and every age." Alex Krebs -- Eastern Development and Competitions Manager, U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association “In Heart Rate Training, Benson and Connolly show you how to interpret and apply your heart rate data into a practical science-based training program that provides results.” Malachy McHugh, PhD -- Director of Research, Nicholas Institute of Sports Medicine and Athletic Trauma
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