
This episode discusses how to effectively approach peak training for ultrarunning to maximize performance and avoid common pitfalls.
Peak training is where ultramarathon dreams are either reinforced—or quietly sabotaged. Most runners think peak weeks are simply about logging the biggest mileage of their training cycle. But the athletes who arrive at race day strong understand that these weeks are about much more than volume. Learning how to handle fatigue, testing race-day decisions before they matter, and balancing the fine line between building fitness and digging a hole too deep to climb out of. In this episode you will learn how to maximize the benefits of your highest-volume weeks, avoid common traps that derail runners late in a training cycle, and use peak training to gain confidence heading into race day. You'll also discover: -Why peak weeks are about far more than just accumulating miles -The hidden purpose behind your longest runs and biggest training blocks -A simple mindset shift that can transform how you approach race preparation -The costly mistake that ruined an otherwise excellent training cycle -The often-overlooked recovery factors that can make or break peak training -Key warning signs your body may be giving you during high-volume training -How to balance training stress without…
Host: Joe Corcione
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