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Practical sports knowledge about training, nutrition, recovery and race execution. Not isolated tips, but guidance you can translate into your next training week.

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Gezondheid en belastbaarheid

GTGF pijler · AlgemeenAll levels

Sleep for Endurance Athletes: Train Hard, Recover Better

Better sleep starts with sufficient opportunity to sleep, a realistic schedule and manageable training stress—not a perfect wearable score or supplement.

6 min readHigh supported

Gezondheid en belastbaarheid

GTGF pijler · AlgemeenAll levels

RED-S and Low Energy Availability in Endurance Sport

Under-fueling can harm health and performance even when weight looks stable or early results appear good. Know the warning patterns and seek qualified support.

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Omstandigheden en reizen

GTGF pijler · AlgemeenAll levels

Hydration and Sodium for Endurance Sport: Find Your Plan

Hydration is not a contest to replace every millilitre of sweat. Start normally hydrated, learn your personal response and avoid drinking beyond what you lose.

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Duurvermogen

GTGF kernartikel · AlgemeenAll levels

Zone 2 Training Without the Noise: Make Easy Days Count

Zone 2 is not a competition to train just below an exact heart-rate ceiling. The goal is sustainable, repeatable aerobic training that supports harder work.

3 min readSterk voor lage-intensiteitsbasis; contextafhankelijk voor zonegrenzen supported

Intensiteit & Fysiologie

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Training Zones Explained: Heart Rate, Pace, Power and RPE

Training zones are useful approximations, not precise physiological borders. Choose the measure that fits the workout and confirm it against how the effort feels.

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THE GTGF KNOWLEDGE STANDARD

Not more content.
Better decisions.

We write for athletes who want to understand what they are doing. Every new article therefore includes a concrete learning goal, practical actions, common mistakes, a safety boundary and sources appropriate to the claim.

01Source before certainty

Consensus statements, systematic reviews and primary sports science take priority. Practical guidelines are identified as such.

02Context before one number

A training zone, carbohydrate recommendation or recovery measure always receives context: sport, duration, level, conditions and individual response.

03Action before theory

After the mechanism comes what you can actually test, measure or adjust in the coming week.

04Boundaries made explicit

Health, injury and supplement topics include a clear boundary where general sports information ends.

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