
Training and performance from a Complex Systems approach, by Manu Sola Arjona
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Adaptative Capacity, Allostatic Load and the cost of adaptation | Training Complex Systems, chapter III.
Last week we looked at how adaptation actually happens — not as a predictable reaction to a stimulus, but as a process in three phases...
Last time we mapped the physiological dimensions of endurance and the zones we use to organize intensity. Useful tools. But a map is not the territory, and none of it explains the only thing that makes training possible at all: that a livin...
Why intensity and duration are not enough to explain how the body responds to exercise
In the last two posts, I explained that traditional exercise physiology is built on questionable—or outright incorrect—concepts, such as thresholds as a...
In the previous article, we called the concept of “physiological thresholds” into question.
Today, I am going to dismantle two more of the shaky pillars on which traditional training theory rests: the concepts of maximal steady state and c...
Before we start — a note.
In Chapter 1 we saw why the body must be treated as a Complex Adaptative System. Today we go after something almost no one questions: thresholds, domains, zones, a steady state. The diagram on every whiteboard in...
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