With 1.8 million medical articles published annually, the dynamic world of sports science evolves rapidly. 

At TriVelo, we embrace this evolution, challenging our methods to optimize training efficiency. 

Join us in this episode as we share 5 crucial do's and don'ts to elevate your training game this year!

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Timestamp:
00:00 - Introduction
01:15 - Gratitude
08:00 - Cyclocross Season
15:40 - Do's and Don'ts of Training
16:00 - Frequency and Consistency
20:21 - Swim: Technique vs Intensity
21:25 - Guessing Your Current Fitness
25:38 - Neglecting Your Body
29:25 - Training Sessions You Enjoy
32:40 - Taking Breaks
37:00 - Keeping Accountable
40:30 - Missing Sessions: It's Okay to Not Be Perfect
43:30 - Structured Deloading and Recovery
48:45 - Copying Others Blindly

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