At Lucky Fox Coaching, we offer running and canicross coaching to individuals of all skill levels. Our training methods are based on scientific models.
We use VO2Max, lactic threshold, heart rate, and heart rate variability (HRV) to determine workouts and total training loads to improve your fitness and help reduce injuries.
Our athletes are located around the world and we enjoy being able to offer customized plans to meet the needs of each individual.
What is Included?
What are VO2Max, lactic threshold, Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and why are they important?
Suggested Equipment
Pricing:
We use VO2Max, lactic threshold, heart rate, and heart rate variability (HRV) to determine workouts and total training loads to improve your fitness and help reduce injuries.
Our athletes are located around the world and we enjoy being able to offer customized plans to meet the needs of each individual.
What is Included?
- Personalized training plan to meet your goals.
- Premium subscription to TrainingPeaks
- Unlimited communication with your coaches
- Cross training and strength training recommendations targeted to your specific needs and goals.
- Includes indoor and/or outdoor cycling workouts if desired
- Drills to improve running form and decrease injuries.
- Advising on shoe selection for your running form.
- Basic nutritional counseling and guidance to help maximize your performance.
- Private athlete specific social media group to connect about life, goals, workouts, recipes, and more.
What are VO2Max, lactic threshold, Heart Rate Variability (HRV) and why are they important?
- VO2Max is a measure of how big your engine is. It is the volume of oxygen your body can process per unit of body mass per unit of time. Stated another way, VO2Max is the maximum amount of oxygen your body can process.
- Our training focusing on improving your VO2Max. The more oxygen your body can process, the longer you can sustain faster running paces.
- Lactic threshold is the point where your engine begins to “overheat”. As you exercise your muscles produce lactic acid, which robs you of continued performance. The good news is your body can process lactic acid while you exercise, keeping your performance from declining quickly. Lactic threshold is the level of performance where your body is producing more lactic acid than it can process. Once the threshold is crossed, your ability to maintain performance diminishes rapidly.
- Raising your lactic threshold will make it so that your body can sustain higher levels of performance for longer.
- Heart rate variability (HRV) is how quickly your engine can rev up. As you exercise, your body’s oxygen requirements are constantly changing. Does your heart adjust to these demands quickly or is your heart constantly playing catch up to your actual oxygen needs?
Suggested Equipment
- Garmin GPS running watch
- Garmin Connect account
Pricing:
- $100 per month, with 3 month initial commitment
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