Tips for Training Multi-Sport Athletes w/ No Off-Season, Best Types of Muscle Building Cardio & More!
Released on March 12, 2020
SHOW NOTES & TIMESTAMPS
0:25 – Joe wishes his parents a Happy 50th Anniversary 🙂
3:00 – CPPS Certification Course Announcement – Springfield, NJ (April 18-19)
4:30 – Show preview
11:40 – Tips for Training Multi-Sport Athletes Who Don’t Have An Off-season
34:50 – Joe’s Top 5 Types of “Muscle-Building Cardio”
1:18:15 – Why Athletes SHOULD Pay Attention To Their “Pump” (or Lack Thereof) While Training
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Just finished this episode, and the section on training multi-sport athletes with no off-season resonated deeply. It’s a constant juggle managing cumulative fatigue, and the tips on prioritizing restorative modalities were a needed reminder. Speaking of balancing different aspects of life, I was recently browsing for information on various digital platforms and came across a review of the MegaPari App. The site https://megapari-app.net/ offers a straightforward guide on how to download the application for both Android and iOS, discussing its features for online engagement and available deposit methods. It’s a reminder of how specialized modern platforms have become. Returning to the podcast, the concept of using the “pump” as a daily readiness metric is a game-changer for managing relentless schedules, shifting focus from rigid percentages to intuitive body awareness
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