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Strength For Endurance Podcast

The Strength For Endurance Podcast explores the wins, challenges and lessons experienced in the pursuit of successful endurance performance. Each episode your host and owner of Strength For Endurance Kriss Hendy discusses what it takes to truly reach your potential and stay injury free, whether your sights are set on your first 10km or elite competition. From strength and conditioning to injury rehabilitation and preventing overtraining, Kriss is regularly joined by inspiring guests, from clients

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All Episodes

46:25

The Six Narratives of Injury with Ciara Everard

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/11/22

When it comes to injury, we often focus alot on the physical; from symptoms and pain, to surgery and rehabilitation. But what if we we're to put as much emphasis on the psychology around injury. What would we find and how would it benefit the athletes who are working through it? Our guest today Ciara Everard, is a former elite athlete, Physiotherapist by trade and obtained her PhD in Sports Injury Psychology at St. Mary's University, Twickenham. Ciara currently lectures at the University of

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17:05

How to strength train when you are time poor?

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2024/11/15

Whether you’re doing one sport or three, finding time to fit strength sessions in to your weekly schedule on a consistent basis often leaves poeple feeling overwhelmed and thats before we even factor in work, family and other day to day responsibilities. But as you know S&C can afford to be the ’thing’ that is skipped, after all it’s what is going to keep you doing the ‘fun stuff’ aka run, bike, swim, hike... So when there are seemingly no more hours in the day what can we do? Today’s epoisode is

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15:31

Trying to solve a complex problem with one simple...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/11/08

It's not unusual to see athletes struggling with injury or a plateau in their performance trying to fix the issue with 'one key exercise', a running gait analysis or a 'fast track' 6 week program. But as endurance athletes the majority of our problems are complex and there are many contributing factors; overtraining, underfuelling, poor integration of training, insufficient strength, inadequate conditioning etc etc The reality is that it takes the manipulation of multiple training variables to

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54:15

A closer look at female athletes across their...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/11/01

Many of us are aware that female performance can be affected at different times of the monthly cycle. But how is performance affected when we’re peri-menopausal, menopausal or post-menopausal? How do our hormones fluctuate throughout the lifespan of a woman and how can we apply what we know back into our training and performance? We spoke with Dr Jessica Piasecki, who is the Associate Professor of Female Physiology at Nottingham Trent University to find out more. As a World Class Olympic athlete

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16:44

The Importance of Performance Blood Testing for...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/10/25

As someone who trains alot, when was the last time you had a performance blood test? ….In fact have you ever had one? If the answer is no, don’t panic! Today we’re discussing the importance of athletes having blood tests, and specifically a performance blood test. Giving us an individualised and comprehensive insight into your currently health, it can provide us vital information and answers around how we are feeling, training, recovering and performing. Facilitating and understanding this key

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56:03

Dr. Phil Hayes - What we need to know about Fatigue...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/10/18

Listen in to todays episode where Kriss is joined by Exercise Physiologist from Northumbria University, Dr. Phil Hayes. As a Professor, Sports Scientist and Reseacher with over 30 years experience, he gives us a fascinating insight into some of the research and studies he’s done over the years. From how fatigue effects running gait, specifically the role of muscular strength; aerobic interval training, quantifying training and the relative age effect. But Phil is also unique, as well as having an

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16:39

How SFE Coaches Manage Training Load with our Athletes

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/10/11

There is an art to successful and sustainable coaching. Now whether you’re self coached, training from a downloaded template or within a club, it’s vital that as athletes we don’t just follow a program blindly. How many times have you completed a training program where you haven’t had to change a single thing? Chances are you’ve had to miss sessions, the intensity has been too much or you’ve had a huge week at work and you just need to back off for a few days. Accepting this rather than ploughing

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01:04:42

Project RED-S with Pippa Woolvern - Raising the...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/10/04

t’s a pleasure to welcome Pippa Woolvern to the podcast today. A former GB Athlete, Psychology Coach and athlete mentor, Pippa set up Project RED-S with the aim of raising the awareness, prevention and support of low energy availability and it’s associated problems amongst athletes of all ages and abilities. A topic that resonates closely with both Pippa and Kriss, she shares her story of struggling with RED-S, the guidance and support she wished she’d had and the fantastic work they are now doing

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16:57

How to Build Strong & Resilient Feet

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/09/27

Our feet are one of our most important parts of "real estate". We expect so much from them, but rarely do we train and prepare them for the distances, terrains and intenities we have planned. We can get carried away with building stronger glutes, quads and hamstrings. But if we neglact the very thing that connects us with the ground, is this work wasted? It’s time to take it back to basics, shoes and socks off - let’s give our feet the thought and attention they deserve. (00:00) Introduction to

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16:05

Strategies for Maintaining Strong Run Form

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/09/20

It’s easy to feel overwhelmed these days when it comes to the “perfect run form” or what you should look like when you run. But how often are you able to take this information and advice and easily apply it to your own running? Today Kriss covers a few of the basics that you go and work on right away including Cadence, Mantra’s and Identifying Weaknesses. (00:00) Introduction to SFE Athlete Pathway (01:16) Welcome to the Strength for Endurance Podcast (01:59) Maintaining Strong Run Form (04:30)

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16:57

What qualities are necessary for successful open...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/09/13

Whether you’ve been in the water your whole life, are just getting back into it or starting later in life, there’s a definite complexity to open water swimming, in comparision to that of it's pool counterpart. Of course, fitness, technique and level of experience will play a big part in how you perform. But as such a solitary sport there are many qualities, behaviours and traits that you can look to improve on dryland, before even getting into the water. We look to a few of the top considerations

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16:54

3 Key Methods To Improve Your Downhill Running

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/09/06

Many seasoned runners will know that it’s often not the uphills that break you, but instead the toll that the downhills have on the body. Today Kriss shares three key ways that you can improve your tolerance for the downhills, both at home, in the gym and during you running sessions. Tune in to find out more... (00:00) Introduction to SFE Athlete Pathway (01:21) Welcome to the Strength for Endurance Podcast (02:04) Key Methods to Improve Downhill Running (04:32) Training Time Under Tension (10:34)

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16:13

Interpreting what Health Professionals have told you

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/08/23

Recieving a diagnosis or prognosis around an injury can come with a flood of emotions. Sadness, anger, confusion, frustration, the list goes on. Whether you’ve been in this postion yourself or seen someone who has, hearing these words can be really hard, especially when it hasn’t be delievered with the best bedside manner. Being told “you’ll never be able to run again”, “surgery is the only answer” or “you’ll always be in pain” can be devastating. Kriss talks today about not giving up hope, what

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16:38

The Spring Mechanism - The Solution to Most Running...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/08/16

A seemingly obvious concept, yet one that isn't discussed enough when rehabilitating an injury. As children we had ’spring’ like qualities in our lower bodies - being able to run, jump and land without thought. But as age, life and injuries catch up with us, why aren’t we focusing on ensuring we still have these physical qualities? Listen in as Kriss discussed the Spring Mechanism, how to develop it and what the repurcussions are if we let it go altogether. (02:34) Childhood vs. Adulthood: Losing

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17:08

How high quality questions determine your training...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/08/09

'A high quality question determines the quality of the thoughts you have and the actions you take’ Can you truly achieve success and results from a program if certain questions are never asked? Can we really expect a solution to a problem if we’re only seeing half the picture? In todays podcast we identify certain questions that could be pivotal to the progress of your training, regardless of what goals you’ve set. Join our SFE Inner Circle to receive weekly 5 minute masterclasses and top

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16:52

Giving yourself permission to adjust your goals

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/08/02

Todays podcast came off the back of a call with one of our Athlete Pathway clients. This particular individual had a marathon goal approaching, however the last few weeks had been anything but smooth sailing or consistent. With a number of 'life events’ happening, work stress and mental load compounding, this individual was at risk of burnout.' But it’s times like this where knowing when to press pause, dial things back and adjust your goals is paramount. The ability to make these decisions is

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17:33

Why Template Programs are one of the main causes of...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/07/26

Template Training Programs are at the heart of the majority of overtraining issues within endurance sport. A bold statement. But when you look at the most important aspect of training for a race or event, it comes down to the amount of training volume and intensity the individual is applying to their body on a weekly basis. If you are following a program that is generic, hasn’t been individualised to your needs, levels of fitness or health history etc. understanding how that program then fit’s

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17:02

The 3 Biggest Problems with Running Programs

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/07/05

Whether you're training for a 10k, marathon or ultra-marathon you want to be following a program that’ll get you to the startline ready and raring to go; prepared mentality and physically to run as fast (or as far) as possible. But with the abundance of running programs available to runners of all abilities, there are some common flaws that not only lead to sub-optimal performance but more significantly leave some athletes overtrained, burnt-out and struggling with injury. Listen in as Kriss

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16:45

5 Things You Should Be Hearing From Your Coach

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/06/28

Do you see your coach as someone who just prescribes training sessions? Are you able to be honest with them about how you’re feeling, both on good and bad days? Are they helping you to become the best athlete you can be, but also considering your long term health and the impact that training is having on you over the longterm. There are a number of conversations that you should be having with your coach on a regular basis. Listen in as Kriss explains more... (01:13) Welcome to the Strength for

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16:49

Power - The key to unlocking your running, cycling...

Strength For Endurance Podcast ·

2024/06/21

If ignored, our ability to produce power will naturally decrease. Today Kriss discusses why this matters so much and what we can do about it. Many people believe that their ‘power efforts’ on the bike, up the hills or in the water are sufficient, but unfortunately they're not, we have to target this specifically for best results. In todays episode we look at: - How we can test our power? - Pre requisites needed before we go ahead with power training - Exercises and drills that we can do to

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