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Fast Start Races, Recovery from Training Late, Cell Signaling and More – Ask a Cycling Coach 236

How to train for races with fast starts, optimizing recovery when training late, the benefits of cell signaling from weight lifting and more will be discussed in Episode 236 of The Ask a Cycling Coach Podcast. 

More show notes and discussion in the TrainerRoad Forum.

Topics covered in this episode

  • New features on TrainerRoad!
  • How to train for races with fast starts
  • Is there a calorie limit for “fasted” rides?
  • The benefits of doing cool-downs
  • Tips for better recovery when training late
  • The benefits of cell signaling from weight training
  • Do 2-a-day workouts improve your recovery?
  • Why you shouldn’t increase the intensity of recovery intervals
  • Will training out-of-the-saddle improve your mountain biking?

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