Beyond the Bike: Elevate Your Performance with Cross Training
Cross training follows the FITT and GAS principles, foundational concepts that guide effective training outcomes.
Cross training follows the FITT and GAS principles, foundational concepts that guide effective training outcomes.
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Let’s face it… pot is in the political spotlight and the needs of the many are winning. As worldly clinicians tout the legitimacy of its… Read More »Cannabis and Performance
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truPhys previously published a comprehensive article discussing the mechanisms behind physiological body temperature maintenance, the positives and negatives of training in hot environments, and how… Read More »Thermoregulation, Part II: Training in the Cold
Phoenix. It’s hot. Sometimes, it’s hot and humid thanks to the monsoon season. The summer sun strikes your skin with the warmth akin to a… Read More »Thermoregulation: Training in the Heat