The anaerobic speed/power reserve: maximizing training prescription

The anaerobic speed/power reserve: maximizing training prescription

by | 2018 Oct 13 | HIIT

Coaches and practitioner in both team and individual sports aim to individualize the intensity of both low and high-intensity interval (HIIT) training. In endurance sports, exercise intensity during HIIT is traditionally prescribed using a percentage/proportion of determined thresholds (i.e. lactate/ventilatory thresholds, critical power/speed, functional threshold power) or maximal aerobic power output/speed.

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