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Cross-training in winter: why skiing is a valuable ally for endurance athletes
Winter is an ideal time to incorporate cross-training sports into endurance athletes’ training. Cross-country skiing and ski touring help maintain excellent aerobic fitness, strengthen the entire body, and reduce joint impact. Discover why and how skiing can become a true ally for runners, trail runners, triathletes, and cyclists during winter preparation. -
What are the benefits of running on an empty stomach?
Fasted training is often perceived as an effective method for burning fat or improving performance. But what are its real advantages and disadvantages? What are its effects on metabolism, and why might it suit some athletes while being contraindicated for others? -
Running in the heat: PREPARE, ADAPT, AND SURVIVE
Running in hot weather requires special precautions to avoid the risks associated with dehydration, overheating, and exhaustion. To maximize your performance and run safely, it is essential to prepare properly. We offer practical advice to help you adapt to high temperatures: adjusting your hydration, choosing the right clothing, training strategies, and much more.


