EndureIQ Sports Science Courses: LDT103
LONG DISTANCE TRIATHLON 103
New Course: Optimising Long Distance Triathlon Training and Performance in the Heat
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Cost $325 USD
WHAT YOUR LEARNING EXPERIENCE LOOKS LIKE
Check out a brief demo of the course itself.
COURSE BREAKDOWN
Each online course is guided by providing background of knowledge and experience to the following questions.

Optimising LDT training and performance in the heat, such as that experienced at the World Championships in Kona

SO WHAT?
Why is it important to understand the physiological changes that occur when training and racing in the heat and what are the consequences of this on performance? (modules 1 and 2).

How can I successfully adapt to the heat during training and put in place successful strategies to perform at my best come race day (modules 3-8).
COURSE OVERVIEW
Each module varies in length but will range between 20min-40min.
MODULE 1: The Implications of Heat Stress (Dr Dan Plews)
Lesson 1: Influence of the Environment
Lesson 2: Humans are Cool!
Lesson 3: Metabolic and Anthropometric Considerations
Lesson 4: Gastro-Intestinal Function and Integrity in the Heat
Lesson 5: Exertional Heat Illness
MODULE 2: Physiology of Heat Adaptation (Dr Chris Stevens)
Lesson 1: Introduction to Heat Adaptation
Lesson 2: Sudomotor Adaptation
Lesson 3: Cardiovascular Adaptation
Lesson 4: Perceptual and Cognitive Adaptation
Lesson 1: Key Components
Lesson 2: Traditional Protocols
Lesson 3: Alternative Protocols
Lesson 4: Monitoring Heat Adaptation
Lesson 5: Periodizing Heat Adaptations
MODULE 4: Heat as a Training Tool (Ed Maunder)
Lesson 1: Principles of Training Adaptation
Lesson 2: Physiological Effects of Training Under Heat Stress
Lesson 3: Metabolic Rationale for Training in the Heat
Lesson 4: Risks and Challenges
Lesson 5: What Does the Data Tell Us?
MODULE 5: Cooling Strategies (Dr Chris Stevens)
Lesson 1: Pre-Cooling History and Mechanism
Lesson 2: Pre-Cooling Strategies
Lesson 3: Mid-Exercise Cooling Strategies
Lesson 4: Implementing and Testing Cooling
MODULE 6A & 6B: Hydration and Electrolytes (Dr Dan Plews)
MODULE 6A
Lesson 1: Fluid and Electrolyte Storage
Lesson 2: Fluid Losses During Exercise
Lesson 3: Electrolyte Losses During Exercise
Lesson 4: Effects of Dehydration
MODULE 6B
Lesson 1: How Much to Drink?
Lesson 2: What to Drink?
Lesson 3: When to Drink?
MODULE 7: Performing & Pacing in the Heat (Dr Dan Plews)
Lesson 1: Limiting Factors for Performance
Lesson 2: Fatigue and Pacing
Lesson 3: Challenges Faced When Pacing Under Heat Stress
Lesson 4: Integrating Pacing and Heat Stress
MODULE 8: Real World Challenges and Solutions (Dr Dan Plews & Dr Julia Casadio)
Lesson 1: Practice Makes Perfect
Lesson 2: Heat Acclimation
Lesson 3: Travel And Arrival
Lesson 4: Pre-Race Considerations
Lesson 5: Execute
COURSE INCLUSION