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The overall tone reveals strong interest in the research, with comments highlighting the superior effects of block periodization on endurance and performance indices, such as mentions of 'performance benefits' and 'training structure.' The users' references to previous evidence and their questions about mechanisms show moderate engagement, while phrases like 'useful details' and 'effects in resistance' indicate recognition of the study's potential to impact training paradigms.
Most discussions express support or acknowledgment of the study's findings about block periodization's effectiveness.
Users show high interest, referencing specific aspects of the study like performance benefits and training structure.
Participants engage by referencing their own knowledge, asking questions, and summarizing key points, indicating moderate involvement.
The discussions suggest some influence on training perspectives, emphasizing the practical implications of using block periodization for performance improvements.
Block periodization showed greater performance benefits over traditional training in a 12 week trial. Useful details of the training structure used are included in the study: https://t.co/k8h22xGcGA #sportscience #training #periodization #216/366
@jamiegiven Effects of 12 weeks of block periodization on performance and performance indices in well-trained cyclists. This?
@CardiacCTson @StephenSeiler I agree. General lack of training adaptations when merging the two groups is proof of that (with the exc. of TT perf.). Some evidence for periodization exists in longer studies, eg. https://t.co/poNebhmH72. But, deliberate practice over time is of course the most important factor
@feelthebyrn1 I haven't read the whole way through his paper, but on first glance, it seems a bit like block periodization—just with massive blocks! https://t.co/l040MpmSut
El estudio sugiere que el entrenamiento de periodización en bloque en resistencia tiene efectos superiores en varios índices de resistencia y rendimiento en comparación con el entrenamiento tradicional. @umh1617 https://t.co/X1Z1aOljT3
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@CardiacCTson @StephenSeiler I agree. General lack of training adaptations when merging the two groups is proof of that (with the exc. of TT perf.). Some evidence for periodization exists in longer studies, eg. https://t.co/poNebhmH72. But, deliberate practice over time is of course the most important factor
@feelthebyrn1 I haven't read the whole way through his paper, but on first glance, it seems a bit like block periodization—just with massive blocks! https://t.co/l040MpmSut
El estudio sugiere que el entrenamiento de periodización en bloque en resistencia tiene efectos superiores en varios índices de resistencia y rendimiento en comparación con el entrenamiento tradicional. @umh1617 https://t.co/X1Z1aOljT3
Block periodization showed greater performance benefits over traditional training in a 12 week trial. Useful details of the training structure used are included in the study: https://t.co/k8h22xGcGA #sportscience #training #periodization #216/366
@jamiegiven Effects of 12 weeks of block periodization on performance and performance indices in well-trained cyclists. This?