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Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer

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Drew Price

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Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 24 April 2009 18:37 (permalink)

I've updated this guide for the masters athlete and put it in my blog, it includes

Training smart: changes to make
More effective cardio work for better body composition
Smart nutrition
Sleep quality
Soft tissue and mobility work.

read it here: http://drewprice.co.uk/blog/?p=189

Drew Price BSc MSc
Nutritionist and S&C coach
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donnyboy Total Posts : 2306 Reward points : 7029 Joined: 05/01/2004 Location: Newark England Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 24 April 2009 19:24 (permalink) Thanks for that - excellent article! http://www.muscletalk.co.uk/tm.aspx?m=4648764 Progress Journal
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James Total Posts : 43546 Reward points : 9478 Joined: 10/11/2000 Location: Northants, UK Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 24 April 2009 19:46 (permalink) Great info Drew - thanks James Collier MT Co-Owner & Event Promoter Like us on Facebook:
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Reborn Total Posts : 16048 Reward points : 3918 Joined: 30/05/2008 Location: Sutton, Surrey Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 24 April 2009 20:42 (permalink) Great info and has really helped as I have been debateing internally as to whether I have been overtraining. This has really made my mind up for me, I have. Thanks. MT All Round Member of the Year 2011
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H20 Total Posts : 11455 Reward points : 5427 Joined: 23/06/2004 Location: New York, Paris, Milan, Manchester. Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 24 April 2009 21:07 (permalink) Top stuff Drew and thanks, I`ve saved that as it`s good solid info and something I think me and many others will refer to quite often over time . Look after your body,it is the greatest thing you will EVER own----Bazil Baines Dodging the rain and bullets since 1966.
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oasis Total Posts : 6515 Reward points : 8910 Joined: 26/06/2001 Location: ROTHERHAM Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 25 April 2009 11:15 (permalink) I do like/rate your articles mate. It's hard to be humble when I'm so great... If you even dream of beating me you'd better wake up and apologize...Muhammad Ali
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jules.j Total Posts : 2058 Reward points : 4654 Joined: 23/01/2007 Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 26 April 2009 00:58 (permalink) Great article drew. I'm not oap age yet but am passionate about health and wellness and how to maintain this into old age.
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chineseboy Total Posts : 7 Reward points : 202 Joined: 16/11/2010 Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 18 November 2010 20:10 (permalink) Thanks for taking so much time to do this. I think these are the best protein shakes.
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Reborn Total Posts : 16048 Reward points : 3918 Joined: 30/05/2008 Location: Sutton, Surrey Status: offline Read my TROG	Re:Masters Training and Recovery: A Primer 23 November 2010 17:33 (permalink) Reborn Great info and has really helped as I have been debateing internally as to whether I have been overtraining. This has really made my mind up for me, I have. Thanks. Even better read now ! MT All Round Member of the Year 2011
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