FarEast
Maximum Pace
- May 25, 2009
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There are many factors to consider and a professional trainer is one of the important ones, but what is a guy to do with a limited budget Tim mentioned doing the pro coach first and then a power trainer, and others say go for the PM. In the end both are the way to go, and if I can work in the coach session with the PM then I will because of the points you made here.
LOL - this is why as a coach I have power meters the atheletes can use as well as indoor testing equipment that has power
Many of the atheletes I've coached have been in the same boat - what I do is teach them how to train both indoor and outdoors to max effiency with and without power meters.