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Training Vs Working Out

Training Vs Working Out

The need to move from working out to training arises the moment you sign up for a particular event on a certain date in the future. When you commit to participate in an event such as a mountain bike race or a marathon you automatically establish a goal of achieving the highest level of event-specific fitness you can reach between now and the date of that event. The art of training to achieve maximum fitness at just the right time is called peaking.

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