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What if you could run faster, feel more resilient, and build stronger bones without adding a single mile? That's what plyometrics can do, and they're the most underrated tool most runners skip. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/nLoBynaF-NM Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ Running is basically a series of small springy motions, so it makes sense that plyometric training carries over directly to how fast and efficient you run. Studies show plyometrics can improve running speed and efficiency by up to 8%, and they do a lot more than that. They build resilience in the tendons and tissues you use to create force, and the impact loads your bones in a way that improves density over time. That makes them a big deal for runners, aging athletes, and women, especially anyone worried about bone stress injuries or thinking about training through menopause. In this video I break…
What if you could run faster, feel more resilient, and build stronger bones without adding a single mile? That's what plyometrics can do, and they're the most underrated tool most runners skip. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/nLoBynaF-NM Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ Running is basically a series of small springy motions, so it makes sense that plyometric training carries over directly to how fast and efficient you run. Studies show plyometrics can improve running speed and efficiency by up to 8%, and they do a lot more than that. They build resilience in the tendons and tissues you use to create force, and the impact loads your bones in a way that improves density over time. That makes them a big deal for runners, aging athletes, and women, especially anyone worried about bone stress injuries or thinking about training through menopause. In this video I break…
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EP 122: Run Faster Without Adding a Single Mile
EscuchadoWhat if you could run faster, feel more resilient, and build stronger bones without adding a single mile? That's what plyometrics can do, and they're the most underrated tool most runners skip. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/nLoBynaF-NM Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ Running is basically a series of small springy motions, so it makes sense that plyometric training carries over directly to how fast and efficient you run. Studies show plyometrics can improve running speed and efficiency by up to 8%, and they do a lot more than that. They build resilience in the tendons and tissues you use to create force, and the impact loads your bones in a way that improves density over time. That makes them a big deal for runners, aging athletes, and women, especially anyone worried about bone stress injuries or thinking about training through menopause. In this video I break…
EP 121: Why beginner runners CAN'T run in Zone 2 (and why they shouldn't)
EscuchadoTake the Quiz to Find Your Perfect Training Program! https://www.thelyssmethod.com/#quiz Beginners Guide to Running! https://youtu.be/twuSS9Uu2p0 Beginner runners are constantly told to “stay in Zone 2”… but if you’re new to running, that advice can actually make things harder, more frustrating, and way less sustainable. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/-w-ASvfHxuw Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ In this video, I’m breaking down why Zone 2 training is often a terrible strategy for beginners. When you’re just starting out, your Zone 2 is extremely small — which means even a slow jog can push your heart rate into higher zones. That doesn’t mean you’re unfit, broken, or doing something wrong. It simply means your body is adapting and your aerobic system isn’t fully developed yet. That’s normal. Instead of stressing about staying in Zone 2, I’ll show you what beginners…
EP 120: The Macro Tracking Approach You've Never Heard of Until Now
Escuchado🔥 Get my free MACRO CALCULATOR here to help figure out how much to start eating to support your training. → https://bit.ly/4d8ZTMJ In this video, Dr. Lyss introduces a simple, game-changing approach to macro tracking - focusing on flexibility and intuition over rigid numbers. Learn how setting macronutrient ranges and minimums (instead of strict targets) can make tracking feel more natural and sustainable! Dr. Lyss also shares key tips on listening to your body’s hunger signals, adjusting tracking during holidays and travel, and how the MacroFactor app can help you stay on track without stressing about perfection. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/Oe1m4N5wR0o Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ 🤘🏻 TRAIN WITH ME HERE → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/programs 🤘🏻 FOLLOW ME ON IG → https://www.instagram.com/doclyssfitness/ 🤘🏻 LEARN MORE + FREE RESOURCES →…
EP 119: Beginner’s Guide to Running: The Tips I Wish I Knew Starting Out
EscuchadoReady to start running but not sure where to begin? In this video, Alyssa shares essential beginner running tips to help you ease into running safely and sustainably. Whether you’re new to fitness or just getting back into it, these tips will set you up for success. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/twuSS9Uu2p0 Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ What you’ll learn: • Start with intervals: How to combine running and walking for a smooth start • Slow pace running: Why running at a slower pace is key for beginners • Gradual progress: How to safely increase your running frequency and volume • Walking breaks: Incorporating walking breaks to prevent burnout • Meet yourself where you are: The importance of honoring your fitness level for a more enjoyable experience 🔥 Get my free ZONES CALCULATOR & PhD-backed running tips here: → https://bit.ly/4lYPHKK Alyssa’s…
EP 118: Why Time on Feet Beats Mileage for Trail Running
EscuchadoShould you train for trail and ultra races by time on feet or by mileage? If you come from road running, this might change how you train completely. → This video is a podcast version of a full YouTube video! Watch it here on Spotify (video edition) or YouTube: https://youtu.be/Tip41I5R6KQ Get $20 off your first month with code PODCAST: → https://www.thelyssmethod.com/ So many of us get obsessed with hitting specific mileage numbers, especially coming from the road running world. But trail running is slower, the terrain is wildly variable, and not all miles are created equal. You can train for the same distance race twice, spend the same time on feet, and log completely different mileage. That isn't a problem. A lot of the time it's the whole point. In this video I break down why time on feet belongs in your toolbox when training for a trail race or ultramarathon, how I use time caps instead of forcing arbitrary mileage, and real examples from training for my first 100 miler versus my first road marathon. I…