NJ Sport Science - Nick Jankovskis
NJ Sport Science - Nick Jankovskis
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Do COOL DOWNS do what we think they do?
Most, if not all, endurance athletes have been told or done a cool down post session, largely under the belief it will aid their recovery. BUT is this actually happening and is it time to re-think cool downs in your training?
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Testing my HYDRATION STATUS, this is what I found…
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I’ve been testing a new bit of tech in the lab recently and found some pretty eye opening results with my hydration status recently. Turns out I’m typically not as well hydrated as I thought I might have been. In this video I take you through dehydration and it’s impacts on Endurance Physiology but then take you into the data I’ve been collecting and my initial reaction to the numbers. Factors ...
WHY PRIME WON’T BE USED BY ENDURANCE ATHLETES | KSI & Logan Paul’s Prime Hydration Fail?
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The sports nutrition industry is full of clever marketing and often whoever has the money to spend, will generally sell more product. In this case, a new entrant into the hydration space is PRIME and it’s already making waves by signing as the “Official Hydration Partner” of a number of BIG professional sports teams. But what’s the deal? Does it actually hydrate you or is this all really just a...
VO2MAX & LONGEVITY | Why It’s NOT Just For Elite Endurance Athletes
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VO2max is a metric most with a smart watch are now familiar with, and is synonymous with elite endurance athletes like cyclists, runners and triathletes. But, what relevance does it have to the every day person? Here’s a breakdown of some very important need to knows about how our learnings from elite endurance athletes has led to uncovering why VO2max is such a strong predictor of how well you...
Do CHEAP Heart Rate monitors actually work? | Coospo vs Wahoo Tickr (Polar H10, Garmin HRM Pro)
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Heart Rate monitors have become common place in endurance training and most, if not all athletes have some way of tracking HR during training and racing. Whether you use a Polar H10, Wahoo Tickr, Garmin HRM Pro or something else, unfortunately some of these options can be pretty pricey, so do you really need to pay the extra $$$ to get a monitor that delivers on what it’s intended to do,that is...
ZONE 2 RUNNING | Why Pace IS NOT the best option
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Zone 2 sessions make up a significant contribution to our training load and is ultimately where a big chunk of aerobic adaptation comes from. On we you know what your Zone 2 actually is, why is Pace not the best option for monitoring your intensity during these sessions and what are the alternatives that will provide a better quality session?
OCTOBER TRAINING ANALYSIS | Performance Vlog BONUS
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OCTOBER TRAINING ANALYSIS | Performance Vlog BONUS
What Blood Lactate ACTUALLY Means
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What Blood Lactate ACTUALLY Means
BETTER ECONOMY THAN A SUPERSHOE?! | Physiology of the LEVER Movement System
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BETTER ECONOMY THAN A SUPERSHOE?! | Physiology of the LEVER Movement System
HEAT TRAINING ZONES W/ THE CORE BODY TEMPERATURE SENSOR
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HEAT TRAINING ZONES W/ THE CORE BODY TEMPERATURE SENSOR
DID I IMPROVE?! | What 8 Weeks of Training Changed in my Physiology
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DID I IMPROVE?! | What 8 Weeks of Training Changed in my Physiology
ENERGY BALANCE DRIVES PERFORMANCE | Coffee Thoughts #5
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ENERGY BALANCE DRIVES PERFORMANCE | Coffee Thoughts #5
SO I HIRED A COACH
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SO I HIRED A COACH
RUNNING ON A BUNGEE??? | First Look at LEVER Movement System
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RUNNING ON A BUNGEE??? | First Look at LEVER Movement System
HOW TO BREAK DOWN A SUB-PAR PERFORMANCE | Coached by a Sport Scientist (Part 3)
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HOW TO BREAK DOWN A SUB-PAR PERFORMANCE | Coached by a Sport Scientist (Part 3)
AVOIDING GI UPSET IN TRIATHLON | Coached by a Sport Scientist (Part 2)
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AVOIDING GI UPSET IN TRIATHLON | Coached by a Sport Scientist (Part 2)
50MIN IRONMAN 70.3 PB IN 12MONTHS! | Coached by a Sport Scientist (Part 1)
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50MIN IRONMAN 70.3 PB IN 12MONTHS! | Coached by a Sport Scientist (Part 1)
IS THERE AN OPTIMAL TRAINING INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION?! | Coffee Thoughts #4
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IS THERE AN OPTIMAL TRAINING INTENSITY DISTRIBUTION?! | Coffee Thoughts #4
WHY MOST ATHLETES FAIL AT KONA | What makes the IM World Champs so HARD!
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WHY MOST ATHLETES FAIL AT KONA | What makes the IM World Champs so HARD!
WHAT BURNOUT FEELS LIKE | My Experience (Coffee Thoughts #4 , Performance Vlog #10)
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WHAT BURNOUT FEELS LIKE | My Experience (Coffee Thoughts #4 , Performance Vlog #10)
WHAT DID I LEARN? | 5 years working in the Lab
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WHAT DID I LEARN? | 5 years working in the Lab
USING ERG MODE ON YOUR SMART TRAINER | Coffee Thoughts #3
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USING ERG MODE ON YOUR SMART TRAINER | Coffee Thoughts #3
WHAT DOES AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH MEAN? | Coffee Thoughts #2
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WHAT DOES AN EVIDENCE-BASED APPROACH MEAN? | Coffee Thoughts #2
DYNAMIC PERIODISATION | Coffee Thoughts #1
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DYNAMIC PERIODISATION | Coffee Thoughts #1
RETURN FORM INJURY | Performance Vlog #9
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RETURN FORM INJURY | Performance Vlog #9
REHAB FINISHED | Rehab Vlog #6
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REHAB FINISHED | Rehab Vlog #6
WHY DO WE SWEAT? (During Exercise, Training & Racing)
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WHY DO WE SWEAT? (During Exercise, Training & Racing)
HOW TO DO INJURY REHAB WITH COVID | Rehab Vlog #5
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HOW TO DO INJURY REHAB WITH COVID | Rehab Vlog #5
I CAN RUN AGAIN | Rehab Vlog #4
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I CAN RUN AGAIN | Rehab Vlog #4
Return to Training | Rehab Vlog #3
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Return to Training | Rehab Vlog #3

Комментарии

  • @mrman9579
    @mrman9579 3 дня назад

    I got curious, decided to search up why we sweat. This guy answered all my questions. Keep it up boss

  • @turnoverbros
    @turnoverbros Месяц назад

    Got my forerunner 165 music for Christmas and took it on my first run yesterday, 4 miles at a harder pace with a mile warmup and cooldown, it gave me 26 hours recovery and that sounds about right, then it dropped my 5K race predictor from 17:07 to 17:03, like bro, my PR is 18:52, I ain't running a 17:03 anytime soon

  • @PeterMOUEZA-n4o
    @PeterMOUEZA-n4o Месяц назад

    3:56 Melbourne

  • @250txc
    @250txc Месяц назад

    *Buzz word junkie title* ...First off, no one but a PRO or someone trying some ~national-level running actually needs to know their V02 #... So 95% of the people running have no real use of this number. This number is in all of us and yes it does matter ..lol But, like an IQ, we all have that number and who cares what it actually is? lol Trying to raise either of these numbers is NOT a stroll in the park... Git it? lol

  • @raniabaha2210
    @raniabaha2210 Месяц назад

    Thank you for this video ! I'm not really interested by sports that much or anything But I think your video helped me for a physiology class X) So, thank you !

  • @RedRockKrawler
    @RedRockKrawler 2 месяца назад

    I did a hard HIIT session for 1 hour on the bike trainer and Garmin is telling me I need 52 hours to recover! 😂 I'd never be able to execute my swim, bike, strength training program if I took Garmin's advice. I'm just going to ignore it and judge my training readiness by how I feel.

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
    @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 2 месяца назад

    First. Shalom. Hehe. I do rucking, which is far better for your knees, and the rest of your body than running and jogging, without much effort, with less time needed in cardio, and gives much more health benefits, too. I'm getting back into jump roping soon, as I already bought one after not jump roping for a decade or longer.

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
    @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 2 месяца назад

    Too little of hydration means thicker blood that's harder to pump, which leads your heart pumping harder than normal, especially during a workout. It affects mood, memory, concentration, energy levels, how well nutrition passes through the body, etc. I saw a video of his several hours ago about heart rate trackers, since I've been wanting one. The actual good smartwatches for tracking heart rate and sleep generally accurately are very expensive, and the Pixel 3 seems to be the best smartwatch for this, according to one channel of a scientist that tests various health tracking devices, The Quantized Scientist. Coospo is just as good at accurate tracking as Polar H10, which is the standard of heart rate tracking, but modernized, and cheaper. Chest trackers are best, but the armbands have gotten more or less just as good, which I prefer for comfort (chest trackers aren't as comfy as armbands, they say, and I have a lot of chest hair, too), and to monitor the light indicator for heart beat range easier than looking down at my chest, which isn't possible if you have any top on either.

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
    @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 2 месяца назад

    Shalom.

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
    @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 2 месяца назад

    Fourth. Hehe. About 75% of fellow Americans (I live abroad now) are chronically dehydrated, according to studies. Also, drinking water too much removes saliva that's supposed to be remineralizing teeth, and cleaning the rest of your mouth.

  • @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked
    @ReligionAndMaterialismDebunked 2 месяца назад

    Nice nice. Shalom.

  • @richardmiddleton7770
    @richardmiddleton7770 2 месяца назад

    Start the run fasted, no caffeine, well hydrated, try your best to stay cool/cold, use a flat route, relax, forget about speed and distance, concentrate on HR and time, keep your cadence up and stride short. 👍

  • @kellygilbert3549
    @kellygilbert3549 2 месяца назад

    Mine is at 61 hours today

  • @SJ-wf8gw
    @SJ-wf8gw 3 месяца назад

    Here after getting 90 hours of recovery time

  • @riderboys8635
    @riderboys8635 3 месяца назад

    what will my vo2 max be in running when my vo2max is 53 in cycling and i have never worked out my running

  • @jamesmungall6669
    @jamesmungall6669 3 месяца назад

    If you haven’t had your heart rate zones mapped out by doing a stress test with blood lactate measurement then you really have no idea where zone 2 begins and ends it it’s likely that the reason you can’t run in zone 2 is because your estimate of the max hr for zone 2 is actually too low

  • @christiansurfer727
    @christiansurfer727 4 месяца назад

    Great video. If a runner builds their vo2 max by doing something like the Norwegian 4 x 4 intervals once a week into their base phase and then transitions into, say, a specialized marathon training program that covers a number of months, would their vo2 max decrease if they stop doing vo2 max intervals?

  • @powerstroke-qi8tn
    @powerstroke-qi8tn 4 месяца назад

    Great vid...And you look like Paul Rudd American actor. JS

  • @JimmyLyu-l2i
    @JimmyLyu-l2i 4 месяца назад

    What is their instagram i cant seem to find it?

  • @ShubhankarSharma17
    @ShubhankarSharma17 4 месяца назад

    Can I wear coospo while swimming?

  • @LolDarrellLol
    @LolDarrellLol 5 месяцев назад

    Mine just says no data available when I go to vo2 max

  • @bmp713
    @bmp713 5 месяцев назад

    Why do most articles show percent VO2 max as being less than percent max heart rate? VO2 max always occurs lower than max heart rate but you can exercise at 110% of VO2 max for example but you can never go above 100% max HR.

  • @dazza8692
    @dazza8692 5 месяцев назад

    Crazy Garmin doesnt understand steady state zone2 training - I do steady state and the line shoots down.

  • @jenrferruso
    @jenrferruso 5 месяцев назад

    WHO ELSE SWEATS IN THE AIR CONDTIONER AND FREZES IN 90 DEGREES - 35 HUMIDITY - WAS STILTWALKER, PERFORMER IN FL AND BACK IN WV PAIN WITH LOW HUMIDITY HENCE DISABTES INSIPIDUS!!!!

    • @jenrferruso
      @jenrferruso 5 месяцев назад

      I NEED THE HOT HUMID AIR!!!!!!!!

  • @FEWGEE1
    @FEWGEE1 5 месяцев назад

    My heart rate exceeds zone 2 just from walking for a couple of minutes. Running in zone 2 is impossible.

    • @NJSportScience
      @NJSportScience 5 месяцев назад

      For the most part, just get out and run. Fast walking can be a good stimulus if you’re a relatively low level of training. Also depends if your zones are accurate or not, if you’re working off generic numbers or inaccurate zones that can definitely make it impossible.

  • @ilearnedsomethingtoday4687
    @ilearnedsomethingtoday4687 6 месяцев назад

    I wonder if blood pressure gets too low. If pressure were higher, rate would drop. Perhaps low blood volume? Sweating too much? I have the problem - cant stay in zone 2. Would like to, but have never been able to.

  • @shawnfife
    @shawnfife 6 месяцев назад

    Just starting watching some of your content. Do you perform spirometry/ lung function testing prior to VO2 tests?

  • @sundownstudios2.075
    @sundownstudios2.075 6 месяцев назад

    a watt is calculated by Pace over distance.

  • @gondwana6303
    @gondwana6303 6 месяцев назад

    Too many words so little content.

  • @JasonSpielberg
    @JasonSpielberg 6 месяцев назад

    I wonder if Jake drinks Prime while he's in the ring. I wonder if he just fills the bottle with Lucozade Sport or something. I drink Boost. Mainly because it's cheap, tastes alright and is available in most newsagents. I don't think much about how optimal it is, it seems to do the trick anyway. I do bike deliveries so I'm always stopping at random shops and buying a few more bottles.

  • @flyoverstateresident2890
    @flyoverstateresident2890 6 месяцев назад

    Go Bucks!

  • @milosgrujic9118
    @milosgrujic9118 6 месяцев назад

    Bro I was here to see exercises, recommended numbers of sets and repetitions for endurance. What did I get? Theory! Thanks anyways at least I learnt something.

  • @MOliveira-m5h
    @MOliveira-m5h 6 месяцев назад

    This is genius. Your measuring thermal efficiency. People do cold plunges all of the time, and I don't understand why. I think it's exercise nonsense. I understand trying to improve thermal efficiency because that can make you put out more work in even cold temperatures. If someone can handle the cold plunge easily it doesn't mean anything work wise because you could just be fatter and lose heat slower which isn't good for something like FTP. The cold plunge comes from cycling where they did a cold plunge between consecutive races.

  • @winty2721
    @winty2721 7 месяцев назад

    What number do you need to go from green to blue on the colour scale please I’m right between the two 🙏

  • @trublacking8572
    @trublacking8572 7 месяцев назад

    You say that but if you have extremely dry skin that struggles to sweat humidity makes my skin feels so much better

  • @eddieyutub
    @eddieyutub 7 месяцев назад

    I’m having a hard time like many people to let the watch. Calculate my VO2 max or prompted to do so as it often does not measure so I have no data.

  • @jc10747
    @jc10747 7 месяцев назад

    Vent eq = VT2 = panting like crazy. Under punching v. Maxing out. Under training v overtraining. Must take science and translate that into common language like perceived effort or practical HR points so that the main focus for a workout is not missed. More missed or failed workouts = ineffective training.

  • @jnkmoran
    @jnkmoran 7 месяцев назад

    This was so interesting Nick! I've just discovered your channel and am working my way through the content. I LOVE DATA. Since covid, i've been running 7 days a week for the last 2.5yrs. This year i've noticed that the max HR I can achieve in races and workouts is almost 10bpm lower than the last 2yrs before (i wear a chest HRM religiously for key events). I'm also racing a little slower and missing some of the longer tempo sessions i've done in previous years. Will i have access to these extra 10pms if i ramp up training to what it was in the 2yrs previous? Is my substantially lowered max HR likely just a function of my lower fitness and something that will come back? Cheers!

  • @Sandcat87
    @Sandcat87 7 месяцев назад

    I'm aware you are not my coach but this stuff is so interesting, so I have an FTP of around 267, (but calculated from 20 minutes at 282, I've only ever managed to hold near 250 for an actual hour, though I don't try that much fresh), a 5 minute power of 341 so 267/341=78.3%, fairly low, with a Garmin estimated VO2Max of 59-60. I've been cycling for about 9 months, but how should I get my FTP higher then, try to close the FTP up to the reasonable VO2Max or try to raise the VO2Max further? I'd love to achieve a PB in a 10 mile time trial in late August. I'll buy you a drink if you tell me which threshold exercises or whatever to do in broad strokes, am aware of polarized training with lots of zone 2 and HIIT VO2Max intervals, but what about threshold exercises... Liked and subbed regardless. Fascinating topic.

  • @Rsalviato911
    @Rsalviato911 8 месяцев назад

    How long does it take to measure the VO2 max on cycling? I cannot find where I can start measure on the cycling, only for running.

  • @lorenzomodesto3067
    @lorenzomodesto3067 8 месяцев назад

    Absolute rubbish - Garmin VO2 Max can’t account for hills (but *could* if they bothered to factor in altitude data, which they have). And did you say “youse”..? Get back in the sea.

  • @RunThePlanet
    @RunThePlanet 8 месяцев назад

    Yeah a great follow up to the original Vo2 Garmin video you did. I've ben experimenting to get my Vo2 to align with a lab test I did but so far not getting it. Id like to see garmin and the likes of introduce a offset input option, so if you have a had a labtest and for me that was 61.4, then the watch/app can recalibrate itself accordingly. Closest I can get it is to race a half marathon which was pretty much bang on, but of course I ain't doing that twice a week 🤣

    • @NJSportScience
      @NJSportScience 8 месяцев назад

      Love this idea. Absolutely makes sense given lab testing is becoming far more accessible for most to do these days

  • @marcotullio60
    @marcotullio60 8 месяцев назад

    I stopped watching after two minutes. I couldn't understand a word he was saying.

  • @cameronramsay8054
    @cameronramsay8054 8 месяцев назад

    Great video! One question, if a triathlete wanted to work on their vo2 max but not risk doing running volume at high intensity, could they do al their vo2 max work on the bike and would it translate across to the running vo2 max? Let’s assume they are otherwise well trained in both disciplines.

  • @Afterlife2570
    @Afterlife2570 8 месяцев назад

    67 hours :/ aerobics previous night

  • @Whatreally123
    @Whatreally123 8 месяцев назад

    Just started running and i hate running. I have flat feet so before my aerobic limit is reached my feet start hurting. I have pushed through it for the past few eeeks and feel slightly better. Now doing around 7kms in an hour. Last few runs have been in Zone 2. I have tried a fitness band and it fkuctuates too much so i have just kept my perception of zone 2 as the zone where im br3athing through my nose. As long as i can do that, id feel im in zone 2. But i cant do zone 2 on my bicycle. Peddling too much o a easier gear is frustrating to me. On my bicycle i love the feeling of resistance and me pushing through it.

  • @GorgieClarissa
    @GorgieClarissa 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you so much for this video. I struggle with keeping my heart rate low and I often say.. if I run any slower I'll be walking! So I'm going to look up a PT or a running clinic for some help. I really really really want to get better at running. I've done 8 half marathons and a marathon and I just seem to be getting worse.. but I'm not making any changes... someone said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting change. So I'm going to slow down a but and focus on my problems. I want to love running again. But I didn't know what I needed to focus on to get better... running technique is now my #1 priority. Thank you

  • @paullaw6988
    @paullaw6988 9 месяцев назад

    Hello Nick Jankovskis, how are you doing brother 😊😊? Glad to see you on your RUclips video of you impact on your recovery 😊😊. Hope you get well and better soon brother 😊😊. Hope to see you doing your home exercise 😊😊. God bless you brother 😊😊. I love❤❤😊😊 you heaps brother 😊😊. Glad to see you smiling my friend 😊😊. Take care brother 😊😊. So glad to see you playing AFL football 😊😊. Best friends as always from PaulLaw 😊😊.

  • @user-fv1576
    @user-fv1576 9 месяцев назад

    Found it hard to keep to zone 2 today , partly cos it’s hot. However , my route involves a slow high climb. So , should my zone 2 training be on the flat ?

  • @jimshields6149
    @jimshields6149 9 месяцев назад

    18 minutes to convey 5 to 10 seconds worth of information i.e. “if you can’t run in Zone 2 then you are running inefficiently so improve your run mechanics.” And then no information about how to improve mechanics.

    • @NateYoungPH
      @NateYoungPH 6 месяцев назад

      Spot on lol

    • @kankles6569
      @kankles6569 6 месяцев назад

      Thanks for saving me time

    • @Rek0rdsS
      @Rek0rdsS 6 месяцев назад

      Thank you mate.

    • @chrisinstasis7986
      @chrisinstasis7986 5 месяцев назад

      Thanks for saving me wasting 15 mins 😂

    • @alexholmes7249
      @alexholmes7249 5 месяцев назад

      Completely agree buddy, I'm watching it and all I hear is garbage, he is trying to portray himself as an expert but runs zone 2 at 170-180 HR lol :D He also says at the start "maybe some amateur runners can't stay at zone 2 HR when running" then repeatedly tells us that's what he does. He has lost all credibility. He is full of BS hahaha. Of course improve running technique but that can come at the lower HR but the point of zone 2 is to create the edunrance base/engine and to help increase mitochondria to enable us to adapt the fast pieces into our repertoire. Thanks for stating what we all were thinking. I hate it when some of these guys on YT splurt out garbage for 30 mins but are saying nothing, full of BS nonsense.