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  1. #training #fitness
    “Since the pioneering work of #athletics coach Arthur #Lydiard in the 1950s, ‘more is better’ has been the accepted wisdom in #endurance #sports. Olympic #swimmers would rack up 35 hours per week, elite #runners upwards of 100 miles a week, and professional #triathletes trained hours equivalent to those of a full-time job”
    “The slogging is over. Professional #cycling is no longer about aerobic #endurance; it's about race-winning speed” cyclingweekly.com/fitness/the-

  2. #training #fitness
    “Since the pioneering work of #athletics coach Arthur #Lydiard in the 1950s, ‘more is better’ has been the accepted wisdom in #endurance #sports. Olympic #swimmers would rack up 35 hours per week, elite #runners upwards of 100 miles a week, and professional #triathletes trained hours equivalent to those of a full-time job”
    “The slogging is over. Professional #cycling is no longer about aerobic #endurance; it's about race-winning speed” cyclingweekly.com/fitness/the-

  3. #training #fitness
    “Since the pioneering work of #athletics coach Arthur #Lydiard in the 1950s, ‘more is better’ has been the accepted wisdom in #endurance #sports. Olympic #swimmers would rack up 35 hours per week, elite #runners upwards of 100 miles a week, and professional #triathletes trained hours equivalent to those of a full-time job”
    “The slogging is over. Professional #cycling is no longer about aerobic #endurance; it's about race-winning speed” cyclingweekly.com/fitness/the-

  4. #training #fitness
    “Since the pioneering work of #athletics coach Arthur #Lydiard in the 1950s, ‘more is better’ has been the accepted wisdom in #endurance #sports. Olympic #swimmers would rack up 35 hours per week, elite #runners upwards of 100 miles a week, and professional #triathletes trained hours equivalent to those of a full-time job”
    “The slogging is over. Professional #cycling is no longer about aerobic #endurance; it's about race-winning speed” cyclingweekly.com/fitness/the-

  5. #training #fitness
    “Since the pioneering work of #athletics coach Arthur #Lydiard in the 1950s, ‘more is better’ has been the accepted wisdom in #endurance #sports. Olympic #swimmers would rack up 35 hours per week, elite #runners upwards of 100 miles a week, and professional #triathletes trained hours equivalent to those of a full-time job”
    “The slogging is over. Professional #cycling is no longer about aerobic #endurance; it's about race-winning speed” cyclingweekly.com/fitness/the-