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I am thinking about getting some coaching sessions to find out why I am not getting any faster. Thinking of going with Torq to have a full assessment and work out a training plan for next seasons. Anyone been with them? Did it help? Any other people I should look at? Mainly into long distance MTB racing (Kielder/12 hour races), but would also like to be able to get out of being stuck in the mid table of the results for 2/4 hour enduros.
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Thanks, that's a really helpful response 😉
depending how much help you want the chris eatough training guides may be useful,some reviews of them [url= http://forums.mtbr.com/endurance-racing/chris-eatough-training-plans-feedback-659071.html ]here[/url] otherwise i believe josh ibbett has started coaching
As helpful as I can be without blatant advertising......
Torq know their stuff (look at how well their team-riders place!).
The testing is good & thorough & they will give you a very well-worked out training plan catering to your needs. You have to pay for the ongoing coaching but you do get subsidised energy products.
Its certainly made a difference to my fitness..
[Slight hijack] iDave, where in the country are you?[/slight hijack]
In UK at the min
Redikus - I can also help - drop me an email.
Cheers, Jon
Where abouts? Can you email me some details of what you offer as I'm looking into this at the moment. Cheers.
Email in profile.
Kate Potter at AQR?
*waves at LabMonkey*
*waves back at idave*
http://www.mickfairestcyclingcoach.co.uk/ Mick is a cracking guy and has loads of race experience. Good luck!
So what's the deal with such training plans? How much consultation goes into them and are they properly tailored to each individual? Guessing you can't really expect too much proper consultation without spending a lot of cash. What's the benefit of this over, say, a program from a book (the TCC one for example)?