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Faster Masters How Endurance Athletes Get Better with Age--and How You Can Too, No Matter Your Starting Point
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Format
ePUB
Kopierschutz
Ja
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Erscheinungsdatum
05.01.2027
Verlag
Harmony/Rodale/ConvergentSeitenzahl
320 (Printausgabe)
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9780593981832
The definitive guide to building strength and achieving competitive success in midlife and beyond, from renowned author and coach Matt Fitzgerald
A revolution is happening in endurance sports-not just running but also cycling, swimming, rowing, and triathlon. Athletes over age 50 are breaking records left and right by performing at levels that were unimaginable 10 years ago. They're improving faster than any other age category, closing the performance gap on the newer generation. Despite this, there is still a lack of resources and support for older athletes, also known as masters. Whether you're looking to run your first race, returning to your sport after illness or injury, or a seasoned pro starting to feel the effects of aging, there's no end date to achieving your best.
Respected endurance expert Matt Fitzgerald is here to show you how. With Faster Masters, you will learn how to maximize performance at any age, including science-based practices on pacing, recovery, diet, mindset, and more, as well as new methods of strength training that will keep your body and mind young.
Matt shares his own inspiring story of recovering from long Covid, which forced him to quit running for three and a half years and left him bedridden for months. From being unable to walk a mile, he made a miraculous comeback, finishing a 100-kilometer ultramarathon first in his age group. In Faster Masters, Matt draws on his experience as well as those of other record-breaking masters athletes and Olympians to develop real-world best practices for any endurance athlete.
Ditch the outdated, negative mindset toward aging, and embrace the benefits and opportunities unique to growing older as an athlete, whatever your starting point.
A revolution is happening in endurance sports-not just running but also cycling, swimming, rowing, and triathlon. Athletes over age 50 are breaking records left and right by performing at levels that were unimaginable 10 years ago. They're improving faster than any other age category, closing the performance gap on the newer generation. Despite this, there is still a lack of resources and support for older athletes, also known as masters. Whether you're looking to run your first race, returning to your sport after illness or injury, or a seasoned pro starting to feel the effects of aging, there's no end date to achieving your best.
Respected endurance expert Matt Fitzgerald is here to show you how. With Faster Masters, you will learn how to maximize performance at any age, including science-based practices on pacing, recovery, diet, mindset, and more, as well as new methods of strength training that will keep your body and mind young.
Matt shares his own inspiring story of recovering from long Covid, which forced him to quit running for three and a half years and left him bedridden for months. From being unable to walk a mile, he made a miraculous comeback, finishing a 100-kilometer ultramarathon first in his age group. In Faster Masters, Matt draws on his experience as well as those of other record-breaking masters athletes and Olympians to develop real-world best practices for any endurance athlete.
Ditch the outdated, negative mindset toward aging, and embrace the benefits and opportunities unique to growing older as an athlete, whatever your starting point.
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