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in-dept double pole and Olympic running champion’s training “was exactly the type of stuff we want” is feedback from many of our subscribers.
The upcoming June issue is a look at modern endurance training as well as speed and sprint training. Very interesting material with all the changes and adjustments that are going on in racing today. More than 80 US and Canadian coaches have so far signed up in addition to a large number of athletes, parents and additional coaches from both North America and Europe. Don’t miss a great opportunity if you want to be on top of the game of coaching and racing – join today.
 by Fredrik Aukland was an eye opener for many – double poling has actually changed and it’s time to think and train differently!<br />
The next two articles were details about how the Moroccans and Kenyan runners train. Although running is different than skiing, the endurance requirements are the same – Vo2Max, priority and efficiency in training, and training methods. We think you should learn from this as well. Many agreed with us.</p>
<p><B>The June issue</B><br />
We are in the upcoming June 20th issue taking a look at modern endurance training. FasterSkier.com has published many articles covering the Norwegian women’s team’s controversial training methods. Both Torbjorn Karlsen and John Aalberg’s personal coaching service (www.torbjornsport.com/tbksports/personalcoaching.html) as well as US Ski Team’s 2004/05 training philosophy are using elements and ideas from the same research data as the Norwegian women’s team is using. We met with the researchers behind this “new” concept and found it natural to cover the fundamental ideas behind the concept in the upcoming second issue.<br />
The second article in the June issue is an in-dept look at speed and sprint training. John Aalberg went to the International Ski Federation’s Sprint symposium in Molde, Norway last year, and will summarize the discussions. We are also adding a number of our own ideas – great knowledge to have if you want to be on top of speed and sprint training, as well as gaining ideas for how to train for sprint events and mass start races of any length.</p>
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