Longevity
Push the limits of biology, performance, and the pursuit of extended human potential.
Boosting VO2 Max with Norwegian Method: Protocols and Training Insights
In this episode, we analyze the Norwegian Method and its groundbreaking approach to endurance training. From lactate-controlled intervals to the famed “4×4” workout, we explore how precise intensity management builds elite performance while protecting long-term health. We also break down research on how structured training can rejuvenate the heart and why balancing intensity with recovery is key for athletes and everyday fitness enthusiasts alike.
Referenced material:
- Dr. Benjamin Levine: How Exercise Prevents & Reverses Heart Aging
- How to increase your VO2 max by Peter Attia and Mike Joyner
- How the Norwegian Method Is Changing Endurance Training by Gōran Winbad
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Andy Galpin – Optimizing Performance and Health
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