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July 9, 2024 28 mins

Summary



In this conversation, Joel Zieve discusses the importance of recovery as we age and how it can help us maintain our performance and enjoyment of mountain biking. He interviews Dr. Paul Lawlass-LaStayo, a retired physical therapist and avid mountain biker, who shares his insights and experiences on recovery. They discuss the need for intentional recovery, the signs of overdoing training or rest, and the importance of balancing high-intensity rides with rest and recovery. They also touch on the role of strength training and active recovery techniques in the recovery process.



Keywords


recovery, aging, mountain biking, performance, rest, balance, strength training, active recovery



Takeaways


Recovery is essential for maintaining performance and enjoyment of mountain biking as we age.

Intentional recovery, including rest days and active recovery techniques, should make up at least 50% of our training time.

Balancing high-intensity rides with rest and recovery is crucial for avoiding overtraining and injury.

Strength training is important for maintaining muscle mass and overall strength as we age.

Recovery is trainable, and individuals can learn to recover and absorb high-intensity training.

Competition is different for everyone, and it's important to set performance goals and strive to improve while also prioritizing recovery.



Titles


The Importance of Recovery as We Age

The Role of Strength Training in Recovery



Sound Bites


"The deeper I go, the more I need to pull back and recover."

"We lose track of some of the soul and feels that come with racing, riding, going hard on dirt."

"Recovery is something that has many phases and aspects to it."



Chapters


00:00 Introduction and Personal Experience with Recovery

07:02 The Importance of Zone Two Riding and Feel

09:23 The Overwhelming Amount of Data and the Importance of Soul and Feel

13:11 The Importance of Recovery and Overloading in Little Dosages

15:01 The Signs and Symptoms of Overdoing Training or Rest

23:34 The Need for Intentional Recovery and Avoiding Overtraining

26:00 The Emotional Aspect of Recovery and Enjoying Other Activities

28:16 Conclusion and Call to Action


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