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ACADEMY OF FITNESS COACHING
Recovery


Concurrent Training Explained - Are Double Sessions Worth It?
Training rarely fits neatly into one box. A runner wants stronger legs. A lifter wants better conditioning. A footballer needs gym strength, sprint speed, and clean technical work. That mix is where concurrent training comes in. Concurrent training means combining two different physical qualities in the same training plan. The classic example is resistance training plus cardio. It can also mean strength work plus skill practice, such as lifting and then doing tennis drills, m
paul8ailey
Sep 169 min read
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Sleep Stages Explained: What Happens in Each Phase and How Accurately Wearables Track Sleep
Sleep can look passive from the outside, but the body is busy all night. Your brain changes its electrical rhythm, your muscles relax, hormones rise and fall, memories are processed, tissues repair, and your nervous system shifts gears several times before morning. A healthy night is not one flat block of rest. It is a repeating pattern of sleep stages, usually moving through lighter non-REM sleep, deeper non-REM sleep, then REM sleep. Each stage has a different job, and miss
paul8ailey
Aug 49 min read
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