Strength For Endurance Podcast

Kriss Hendy

The Strength For Endurance Podcast explores the wins, challenges and lessons experienced in the pursuit of successful endurance performance. Each episode your host and owner of Strength For Endurance Kriss Hendy discusses what it takes to truly reach your potential and stay injury free, whether your sights are set on your first 10km or elite competition. From strength and conditioning to injury rehabilitation and preventing overtraining, Kriss is regularly joined by inspiring guests, from clients and coaches, to lecturers and research experts. Ultimately we look to answer the question 'How can we achieve long-term successful endurance performance, whilst maintaining optimal health and lifestyle-balance?'…. To find out more about training with Kriss at Strength For Endurance, head over to www.strengthforendurance.com

  1. Aug 7

    Use this training tool to gain a psychological edge for your next race or event

    In this weeks podcast Kriss talks about building a PTP plan - a framework that you can use to give clarity and confidence in the lead up to an event, training camp or expedition. We were introduced to PTP or the 'Practical, Tactical & Psychological' framework by Sports Psychologist and friend of the podcast Stu Holliday, and a number of our clients have since used the approach to some great success. From kit lists and travel logistics, to checkpoint locations and positive mantras  - there is so much to remember in the lead up to an important event. So get a pen and paper ready to take some notes, there's plenty to take away from this podcast. If you want to reach out to Stu Holliday regarding his work you can find him @endurancemindcoaching https://www.endurancemindcoaching.com/ The PTP Plan: Practical, Tactical, Psychological Prep for Endurance Events Chris Hendee introduces The Strength for Endurance podcast and explains how psychology and planning can improve endurance performance. He shares a simple framework learned from sports psychologist Stuart Holiday called the PTP Plan—Practical, Tactical, Psychological—to create clarity and confidence for races, training camps, and long events like ultras or Ironman. Tactical planning includes defining what the event means, what success looks like, enjoyment, and building a strategy by segmenting the course between checkpoints, aid stations, transitions, terrain, and pacing. Practical planning covers race-day admin, schedules, kit lists, drop bags, clothing options, route familiarity, and contingency preparation. Psychological planning focuses on pre-race mindset, choosing intentions, gratitude, managing inner dialogue, and specific tactics for tough moments (chunking, counting, music, data, tagging onto others, and refocusing on the next checkpoint). He encourages writing the plan down, refining it, and sharing it. (00:00) Podcast Introduction (00:40) Why Psychology Matters (01:31) PTP Plan Overview (02:45) Write Your PTP Sheet (03:48) Tactical Goals Defined (05:46) Visualize Success (06:55) Strategy And Chunking (08:59) Practical Race Day Admin (10:17) Race Week Mindset (10:45) Kit List Drop Bags (11:36) Route Recon Strategy (12:28) Pre Race Headspace (13:50) Gratitude Inner Chimp (15:33) Tough Moments Tactics (16:40) Mental Rehearsal Framework (17:43) Share Your PTP Plan (18:52) Wrap Up Next Steps Learn more about Strength For Endurance: Download our FREE Return to Run guide: https://www.strengthforendurance.com/return-to-run-guide Find Out About Online or Face to Face Coaching Programs: https://www.strengthforendurance.com/ Receive weekly coaching tips and masterclasses straight to your inbox:  https://www.strengthforendurance.com/sfe-inner-circle Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and Youtube @strengthforendurance

  2. Jul 17

    How to know that you have a healthy relationship with your training?

    It's safe to say that most of us love to train, it's our passion, our lifestyle, even - our addiction. However if we don't approach our training with respect, logic and a level of physiological understanding we can quickly find ourselves walking a dangerous path. Today Kriss reminds us that even though we want to push our bodies capabilities and see how far, how fast or how much we can go, we have to make sure that we balance this conscientiously. (00:00) Podcast Intro (00:40) Why Training Matters (02:02) Longevity And Sustainability (04:47) When Passion Turns Risky (06:05) Pillars Of Performance (07:55) What Sustainable Athletes Do (09:03) Nutrition Basics For Endurance (10:44) Recovery Drives Adaptation (11:27) High Mileage Trap (12:03) Influencer Veneer and Trauma (12:26) Sustainable Volume Basics (13:45) Recovery and Fuel Checks (14:18) Hormones and Blood Markers (15:38) Push Pull Training Psychology (16:42) RED-S and Injury Signals (17:45) Building a Full Plan (19:55) Individualized High Volume (22:13) Long Term Mindset Wrap Learn more about Strength For Endurance: Download our FREE Return to Run guide: https://www.strengthforendurance.com/return-to-run-guide Find Out About Online or Face to Face Coaching Programs: https://www.strengthforendurance.com/ Receive weekly coaching tips and masterclasses straight to your inbox:  https://www.strengthforendurance.com/sfe-inner-circle Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, Tiktok and Youtube @strengthforendurance

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The Strength For Endurance Podcast explores the wins, challenges and lessons experienced in the pursuit of successful endurance performance. Each episode your host and owner of Strength For Endurance Kriss Hendy discusses what it takes to truly reach your potential and stay injury free, whether your sights are set on your first 10km or elite competition. From strength and conditioning to injury rehabilitation and preventing overtraining, Kriss is regularly joined by inspiring guests, from clients and coaches, to lecturers and research experts. Ultimately we look to answer the question 'How can we achieve long-term successful endurance performance, whilst maintaining optimal health and lifestyle-balance?'…. To find out more about training with Kriss at Strength For Endurance, head over to www.strengthforendurance.com

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