Recovery and Adaptation
Jason discusses the importance of understanding different training zones and their impact on recovery. He emphasizes that slowing down to zone two can help runners absorb adaptations from their training while minimizing injury risk. Reflecting on past experiences, he highlights the pitfalls of ignoring physiological needs in favor of ego-driven paces.In this clip
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331. Phil Batterson, PhD Interviews Jason: Training Philosophy, Strength Workouts, and the Art vs. Science of Coaching
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