Kolie Moore on VO2max
from Endurance Innovation Hosted by Michael Liberzon
Thank you to 4iiii Innovations for supporting the podcast! Show Notes: 3:15 what is VO2max and why is it relevant to endurance performance? 4:15 what determines VO2max: the central vs peripheral debate 10:00 the endurance ceiling 12:45 there is no one silver bullet 13:30 VO2max improvement training Volume supports peripheral adaptations: blood volume and blood capacitance These can support central adaptations Then central adaptations support further peripheral adaptations Etc. 14:30 recommendations for high volume / low intensity training: keep it sustainable! 20:15 recommendations for duration of base aerobic block: 3 weeks aerobic 1 week rest 3 weeks slightly higher intensity (sometimes) to get ready for VO2max work 28:00 VO2max specific training block 3x weekly, maximal effort, high cadence interval training Often 3 days in a row Done by feel and cadence. Power and HR only used in post analysis. 31:00 central adaptations that improve VO2max 37:45 the role of cadence in VO2max training 43:15 training VO2max for athletes with low anaerobic capacity Avoid intermediate type intervals, aka HIIT short, aka 30-30s, Bilats, etc. Just go MAX effort based on RPE Manipulation of prescription within a VO2max block is dictated by athlete fatigue Consecutive workout days are beneficial Maximal breathing rate / struggling to get enough breath is a good indicator that intensity is right 54:45 when to pull the plug on VO2max training To learn more about Kolie, Empirical Cycling coaching, or his podcast, head to their website. You can also follow him and check out his weekly AMAs on Instagram
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