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Foreword by Tudor O. Bompa, PhD Prologue to the Fourth Edition Acknowledgments Introduction
Part I The Self-Trained Cyclist
Chapter 1: Commitment
Change Attributes of Champions
Chapter 2: Smart Training
Systematic Training The Ten Commandments of Training
Part II From Lab to Road
Chapter 3: The Science of Training
Physiology and Fitness Training Stress Fatigue Principles of Training
Chapter 4: Intensity
Measuring Intensity Race-Fit Systems Multisystem Training Training Time by Intensity Zone Measuring Fitness Fatigue, Fitness, and Form
Part III Training with a Purpose
Chapter 5: Testing
Physical Assessment Performance Assessment Applying Test Results Self-Assessment
Chapter 6: Racing Abilities
Limiters Basic Racing Abilities Advanced Racing Abilities Meeting the Demands of Racing Training of Abilities Ability Regions
Part IV Planning
Chapter 7: Planning to Race
Training Systems Training Periods Periodization Alternatives
Chapter 8: The Training Year
The Annual Training Plan Changing the Annual Training Plan
Chapter 9: Planning Workouts
Annual Plan Workout Categories Weekly Training by Period Weekly Routines
Chapter 10: Stage Race Training
Crash Cycles The Training Plan The Race Plan
Chapter 11: Case Studies
Case Study 1: Single-Peak Season Case Study 2: Lots of Time and Limiters Case Study 3: Three Race Peaks Case Study 4: Summer Base Training Case Study 5: New to Training with Power Case Study 6: The Aging Athlete
Part V Other Aspects of Training
Chapter 12: Strength
Strength Training Benefits Getting Started Strength Training Phases Seasonal Periodization of Strength Training Determining Load Miscellaneous Guidelines Undulating Periodization of Strength Training Strength Exercises Complex Training
Chapter 13: Stretching
Benefits of Stretching Stretching Models Yoga Cycling Stretches
Chapter 14: Unique Needs
Women Masters Juniors Novices
Chapter 15: Using a Training Diary
Planning with a Diary Analysis
Chapter 16: Fuel
Food as Fuel Eating for Recovery Periodization of Diet Body Weight Management Antioxidant Supplements Ergogenic Aids
Chapter 17: Problems
Risk and Reward Overtraining Burnout Illness Injuries
Chapter 18: Recovery
The Need for Recovery Recovery Periodization Recovery Time Recovery Phases Active Recovery Individualization Recovery in the Real World
Epilogue Appendix A: Maximum Weight Chart Appendix B: Annual Training Plan Template Appendix C: Workout Menu Appendix D: Race Evaluation Form, Season Results Form, Diary Pages Glossary References and Recommended Reading Index About the Author
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