Thanks, Mr. Weitz! Very cool to be so transparent. L-O-V-E the uptick in video production work!
@tobs220817 күн бұрын
Hi Matti, absolutely love this kind of videos, especially the insights into your training zones and paces :) Keep it up!
@ipanema_triathlon16 күн бұрын
Excellent stuff ✅✅✅
@paolofrancescorapino220215 күн бұрын
Great Matti! Will be fun and inspiring sharing this journey with your fans!
@MattiWeitz15 күн бұрын
@@paolofrancescorapino2202 let's go team 👊🏼🆙
@bleux.364517 күн бұрын
That's exactly what I was looking for. Thanks mate
@tonialbaladejo199917 күн бұрын
Very interesting video Matti, thank you!
@lm2206917 күн бұрын
Cooler Content! Mach weiter so, gefällt mir sehr gut. Wie hoch waren denn deine wöchentlichen Trainingsvolumen als du mit Triathlon gestartet hast und als du noch Agegrouper warst? Hast du dabei einen bestimmten Plan verfolgt und das Volumen langsam über die Jahre gesteigert? Ein Video für Data-Nerds über diese Zeit würde mich sehr interessieren 👍🏼
@MattiWeitz16 күн бұрын
@@lm22069 ciao, hab eins dazu eine Weile her "how I qualified for Kona" etc. da ist alles drin ✅
@KatskiHikes10 күн бұрын
Hey! Thanks for the video, I got inspired by your VO2max bike sessions and was searching for some new workouts, so I really appreciate you sharing those. Also, do you use metrics like "Form" in TrainingPeaks to guide your training? For example, do you aim to stay within a specific range for the three weeks of hard work, and then target a different range during the recovery week? I've noticed some correlation between those numbers and how I feel overall, but I'm curious if you use them in your training as well.
@MattiWeitz10 күн бұрын
@@KatskiHikes Hey, so there are many ways to do it, you could build duration of reps of hard intervals over the weeks or keep duration & increase intensity, different stimulus with different results. We are just finding my rhythm and I improve a lot week to week so right now we adjust based on last sessions data aiming to accumulate more load under tensions vs. intensity increase, also with regards to the distances I train at (70.3& full IM). Recovery week no intensity at all, just aerobic and volume cut, all about mental and physical re-charge to be ready for work 3 weeks after. Easy to mess that easy week up.
@ricardomorgan141815 күн бұрын
Hi stranger. Nice data you shared. I have a question about your running rule: why 80k weekly max? Why not 70k or 90k? As you are getting faster, you will start to run less time every week. Why not use run weekly hours, similar to your 25hs max week training?
@MattiWeitz15 күн бұрын
@@ricardomorgan1418 Hey there, the limit is mainly to avoid injuries, I like to look at avg. km run per year - I need to work my way up to 100km avg weeks to be competitive for Hawaii, that'll take (?) 2~ years for sure in running. So all aimed towards that. Compared to 2024, hitting 80km weeks year around would be a great objective step up, that's all I want&need. Now I will do 70 for a bit since I had 60 a while, then up to 80 and maintain. 👋
@ricardomorgan141815 күн бұрын
@@MattiWeitz Thanks Matti! I wish you the greatest outcome for your trainning plan. I´ll follow your improvement. Cheers!