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Utilization-Limited Interval Training
Every week on Tuesday, Friday
Description
Oxygen Utilization Training for Athletes

A routine designed for athletes who are limited by their muscles' ability to utilize oxygen. This training focuses on short, high-intensity intervals to improve oxygen utilization at the muscular level.

# Benefits:
  • Enhance muscular endurance
  • Improve oxygen utilization in muscles
  • Increase power output in short bursts
# Special Offers:
  • Try our Endurance Programming - Use code BUILTBYSCIENCE15 at checkout for 15% off
  • Create and Sell Programs online - Use code WODSCIENCE10 for 10% off your subscription
# Overview

Interval training is a great way to improve your overall conditioning in a short period of time. This video explains how to detect what is limiting your conditioning (the heart and/or the muscle) and how to train according to your limitation.

# Follow Us

For FREE evidence-based education on Fitness and Nutrition:

  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Website
# Additional Resources
  • Webinar on NIRS
  • Devices: Train Red, Nnoxx, and Moxy Monitor
# Video Timestamps
  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 01:15 - Limitations of endurance (VO2max)
  • 02:20 - How Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) works
  • 03:50 - How to use NIRS to assess limitations
  • 04:40 - Data on delivery limitation
  • 06:50 - Data on utilization limitation
  • 09:00 - Athletes with delivery vs. utilization limitation (examples)
  • 11:05 - The Power Curve
  • 12:25 - How to TRAIN limitations
  • 15:20 - How to estimate your limitations using NIRS

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3 Protocols in this Routine

Utilization-Limited Warm-up

5:00 PM

Utilization-Limited Intervals

5:20 PM

Utilization-Limited Cool-down

6:40 PM
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Threshold Power Test
Description
Determining Your Threshold Power and Physiological Limitations
# 20-Minute All-Out Test

Perform a 20-minute all-out test to determine your:

  • Threshold power
  • Watts per kilogram

This test helps identify if you're more likely to be delivery-limited or utilization-limited.

# Benefits
  • Determine your threshold power
  • Calculate your watts per kilogram
  • Gain insights into your physiological limitations
# Interval Training

Interval training is an excellent way to improve overall conditioning in a short period. There are many types of interval training, each with a different training effect. This video explains how to detect what is limiting your conditioning (the heart and/or the muscle) and how to train according to your limitation.

# Resources
  • Endurance Programming (Use code 'BUILTBYSCIENCE15' for 15% off)
  • Create and Sell Programs Online (Use code "WODSCIENCE10" for 10% off subscription)
# Follow Us

For FREE evidence-based education on Fitness and Nutrition:

  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Website
# Additional Information
  • Webinar on NIRS
# NIRS Devices:
  • Train Red
  • Nnoxx
  • Moxy Monitor
# Video Timestamps
  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 01:15 - Limitations of endurance (VO2max)
  • 02:20 - How Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) works
  • 03:50 - How to use NIRS to assess limitations
  • 04:40 - Data on delivery limitation
  • 06:50 - Data on utilization limitation
  • 09:00 - Athletes with delivery vs. utilization limitation (examples)
  • 11:05 - The Power Curve
  • 12:25 - How to TRAIN limitations
  • 15:20 - How to estimate your limitations using NIRS

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4 Protocols in this Routine

Threshold Test Warm-up

9:00 AM

20-Minute All-Out Test

9:30 AM

Threshold Test Cool-down

10:10 AM

Calculate Watts per Kilogram

10:30 AM
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515 Test: Assess Your Oxygen Limitation
Description
The 515 Test: Determine Your Physiological Limitations

Perform the 515 test to identify if you are limited by oxygen delivery or utilization. This test involves progressively increasing intensity with rest periods, allowing for analysis of muscle oxygenation patterns.

# Benefits:
  • Identify your physiological limitations
  • Gain insights into your muscle oxygenation patterns
  • Determine the most effective type of interval training for you
# Special Offers:
  • Try our Endurance Programming - Use code BUILTBYSCIENCE15 at checkout for 15% off
  • Create and Sell Programs online - Use code WODSCIENCE10 for 10% off your subscription
# Video Overview

This video explains how to detect what is limiting your conditioning (the heart and/or the muscle) and how to train according to your limitation. Interval training is an excellent way to improve overall conditioning in a short period, but different types have varying training effects.

# Follow Us

For FREE evidence-based education on Fitness and Nutrition:

  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Website
# Additional Resources
  • Webinar on NIRS
  • Devices: Train Red, Nnoxx, and Moxy Monitor
# Timestamps
  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 01:15 - Limitations of endurance (VO2max)
  • 02:20 - How Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) works
  • 03:50 - How to use NIRS to assess limitations
  • 04:40 - Data on delivery limitation
  • 06:50 - Data on utilization limitation
  • 09:00 - Athletes with delivery vs. utilization limitation (examples)
  • 11:05 - The Power Curve
  • 12:25 - How to TRAIN limitations
  • 15:20 - How to estimate your limitations using NIRS

If you enjoyed this video, please SUBSCRIBE to our channel

crossfit #limitations #NIRS
4 Protocols in this Routine

515 Test Warm-up

9:00 AM

515 Test Execution

9:20 AM

515 Test Cool-down

10:20 AM

Analyze 515 Test Results

10:40 AM
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Delivery-Limited Interval Training
Every week on Monday, Thursday
Description
Oxygen Delivery Training for Athletes

A routine designed for athletes who are limited by oxygen delivery to the muscles. This training focuses on longer intervals to improve the heart's ability to deliver oxygen efficiently.

# Benefits:
  • Enhance cardiovascular endurance
  • Improve oxygen delivery to muscles
  • Increase threshold power
# Resources:
  • Try our Endurance Programming (Use code 'BUILTBYSCIENCE15' for 15% off)
  • Create and Sell Programs online (Use code "WODSCIENCE10" for 10% off your subscription)
# About Interval Training

Interval training is a great way to improve your overall conditioning in a short period of time. There are many types of interval training, each with a different training effect. This video explains how to detect what is limiting your conditioning (the heart and/or the muscle) and how to train according to your limitation.

# Follow Us

For FREE evidence-based education on Fitness and Nutrition:

  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Website
# Additional Resources
  • Webinar on NIRS
  • NIRS Devices: Train Red, Nnoxx, and Moxy Monitor
# Video Timestamps
  • 00:00 - Intro
  • 01:15 - Limitations of endurance (VO2max)
  • 02:20 - How Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) works
  • 03:50 - How to use NIRS to assess limitations
  • 04:40 - Data on delivery limitation
  • 06:50 - Data on utilization limitation
  • 09:00 - Athletes with delivery vs. utilization limitation (examples)
  • 11:05 - The Power Curve
  • 12:25 - How to TRAIN limitations
  • 15:20 - How to estimate your limitations using NIRS

Subscribe to our channel for more content like this!

crossfit #limitations #NIRS
3 Protocols in this Routine

Delivery-Limited Warm-up

4:00 PM

Delivery-Limited Intervals

4:20 PM

Delivery-Limited Cool-down

5:40 PM
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