|
|
Above is an outline of the lactate course we sell. It has replaced a CD Rom we used to sell. The webcourse costs $20 (deductible later if you buy an analyzer from us). This tutorial provides essentially the same information as the CD. It is one of the most extensive discussions of
lactate in the world. (if you can find anything better, let us know )
This tutorial was designed to be read in the order
presented but readers can browse individual tutorial chapters and
discussions in any order. The discussion section contains extensive articles/demonstrations on different aspects of lactate testing and lactate metabolism.
Find out what causes lactate to appear
in the blood during exercise and competition and why traditional explanations
in the text books and training literature neglect an important factor. This factor
directly affects when lactate starts to rise and how much will appear but more importantly, how well an athlete can perform in a specific event. It is called VLamax.
We especially recommend Jan Olbrecht's book, The Science of Winning, because of its sophisticated discussion of lactate testing for the training of athletes. Sebastian Weber's website INSCYD is also extremely relvant as well as Shannon Grady's new book, the Lactate Revolution. Ernie Maglischo's book, Swimming Fastest, written for coaches, has over 150 pages on exercise metabolism and the science behind training.
The course costs $20 and can be purchased by visiting our online ordering site. Interested individuals can also call Sports Resource Group or send questions to us by email. The outline of the course is above. It consists of 16 chapters with several mini lessons and a series of discusssions on various aspects of lactate testing.
Question: How many men have doubled (won both events) in the 800m and 1500m in the NCAA Division 1 Track and Field Championship?
Answer: five; Ross Hume in 1945; Ron Delaney in 1958; Don Paige in 1979; Joaquim Cruz in 1984; and Andrew Wheating in 2010
Question: How many women have doubled (won both events) in the 800m and 1500m in the NCAA Division 1 Track and Field Championship?
Answer: one; Suzy Favor in 1990
Question: How many men have doubled (won both events) in the 1500m and 5000m in the NCAA Division 1 Track and Field Championship?
Answer: none
Question: How many women have doubled (won both events) in the 1500m and 5000m in the NCAA Division 1 Track and Field Championship?
Answer: One; Sheila Reed in 2011
Question: How many women or men have doubled (won both events) in the 400m and 800m in the NCAA Division 1 Track and Field Championship?
Answer: none
| Questions, Comments and Ordering Information: Send email to: info at lactate dot com Last update April 10, 2024 All contents © Sports Resource Group, Inc. |