Frode Estil destroys the Norwegian system of training

Frode Estil distrugge il sistema di allenamento norvegese
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Nordic SkiingCross Country - Norway

Frode Estil destroys the Norwegian system of training

The Olympic bicampione it goes down & ugrave; hard on current patterns of training used, suggesting doubts about the counterproductive effects of the same.

This season, many national team athletes of both sexes have significantly increased their dose of exercise. Frode Estil train too much: & ldquo; C & rsquo; & egrave; a & rsquo; excessive attention to the duration of the training. I have the & rsquo; s impression that most are more & ugrave; concerned about the duration of the training with respect to the content and the quality & agrave; of the same. There & egrave; hard to be in shape, but I am seriously concerned that they are useless exercises & rdquo ;. Comparison of hours of training & egrave; merciless even compared to the junior athletes: & ldquo; I rarely have trained more than 750 hours to the & rsquo; year when I competed with senior instead of junior and now I see that they do many more & ugrave; hours of training. I think so & igrave; much training is counterproductive to go fast in a winter sport, since there & egrave; the number of hours of training that determines how fast you go skiing. For example, a manager is not evaluated based on the number of hours that is sitting in the office, but the results you get, cos & igrave; like the skiers. The standardization of training and the & rsquo; s analysis of training data is fine, but cross-country skiing will not be & agrave; never like math, and there will be no & agrave; never a standard solution that fits all & rdquo ;. These words are very heavy on the part of & rsquo; Norwegian athlete, who are unleashing a big debate in the Scandinavian nation, gi & agrave; corroborated by Petter Northug who trains with a team around outside the Federation.
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