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Training Well Done

Training Well Done

Written by: Coach Donald
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Coach Tim and Coach Donald are strength and running coaches at Global Human Performance, a personal training gym that helps athletes, especially endurance athletes and runners, build durable bodies and high performance. This podcast is a way to share with our broader community the science of how training goes to continue educating people against much of the antiquated information, misconceptions, and nonsense that exists so that you can ask better questions to be informed. Learn more at our website: www.ghperformance.com Follow us on Instagram @Training_Well_Done https://www.instagram.com/training_well_doneGlobal Human Performance LLC Hygiene & Healthy Living Running & Jogging
Episodes
  • Ask Me Anything: Part 1
    Mar 9 2026

    Summary:

    1. Coach Donald & Coach Tim share some personal stories about their lives, coaching careers and athlete successes in this people-centric episode of “Ask Me Anything.”

    Key Discussion Points:

    1. “Ask Me Anything” Questions:
    2. What is something not many people know about you?
    3. Who do you look up to?
    4. What athletes do you feel most improved during your time training them?
    5. What made you guys want to become coaches?
    6. Webinar Pitch, Outro & Feedback
    7. Link to webinar

    Noteworthy Moments/Quotes:

    1. 2:53 - The coaches introduce the “AMA” episode, talk about the people-centric theme for the first part of a two-part series and Coach Tim admits an embarrassing fact about the Winter Olympics.
    2. 10:45 - The coaches address the first question, and Coach Tim shares a story about scuba diving while Coach Donald talks about his childhood dreams.
    3. 25:55 - The coaches talk about the people they look up to.
    4. 41:12 - The coaches share some historical success stories from athletes. Coach Tim talks about specific training groups from a previous position, while Coach Donald highlights youth athletes that have trained at GHP.
    5. 52:05 - The coaches share their origin stories as coaches.
    6. 1:09:03 - Coach Donald wraps up the episode, and plugs the Strength Training for Runners webinar.

    Resources Mentioned:

    1. Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/
    2. Website: https://ghperformance.com/

    Next Episode Teaser:

    In Season 2: Episode 12, the coaches tackle more “Ask Me Anything” questions!!

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    1 hr and 10 mins
  • How Training Improves LT
    Feb 23 2026

    Summary:

    1. In Episode 10, the coaches recap what lactate threshold training is and then explore ways to test, train and race at that threshold

    Key Discussion Points:

    1. Addressing Common Misconceptions:
    2. Tempo training is the same as LT training
    3. LT training should be brutal
    4. Deep Dive:
    5. How lactate threshold differs from other types of training
    6. What is happening when we run under, at or over LT
    7. How you can test your lactate threshold
    8. What does LT training mean for performance
    9. What it feels like to train at LT
    10. LT training parameters & environment
    11. Webinar Pitch, Outro & Feedback
    12. Submit questions for the “Ask Me Anything” episode

    Noteworthy Moments/Quotes:

    1. 1:08 - The coaches celebrate the arrival of the new equipment
    2. 4:25 - Coach Tim shares his Coaching Moment of the week and Coach Donald talks about the Strength Training for Runners webinar
    3. 7:00 - The coaches explore some common myths associated with lactate threshold training, and go on a crusade against “tempo” running
    4. 20:15 - Coach Donald shares the discussion topics for the day, while Coach Tim provides a brief recap of what lactate “buffering” means and talks about what is happening at a cellular level when we run at “threshold”
    5. 25:10 - The coaches talk about how you can test your lactate threshold, and learn what paces might correspond to your threshold
    6. 35:45 - Coach Tim chats about how lactate threshold training translates to a real-world setting and race-specific environment
    7. 44:15 - The coaches talk about the best practices and parameters for athletes to train at lactate threshold
    8. 50:42 - Coach Donald wraps up the episode, teases the next series and solicits questions for the “Ask Me Anything” episode

    Resources Mentioned:

    1. Webinar:
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    56 mins
  • What is Lactate Threshold?
    Feb 9 2026

    Summary:

    1. In Episode 9, the coaches provide insight and context for lactate threshold (LT) training and discuss the basic biology behind these higher-intensity sessions.

    Key Discussion Points:

    1. Addressing Common Misconceptions:
    2. Understanding LAH+ in the body
    3. Soreness is not leftover LAH+
    4. La- is not bad, it is fuel
    5. Deep Dive:
    6. What is your Lactate Threshold
    7. How does Lactate/H+ accumulate
    8. How does buffering + clearance work
    9. Why does it burn when I’m beyond LT
    10. What happens when you keep training beyond LT
    11. Webinar Pitch, Outro & Feedback
    12. Submit questions for the “Ask Me Anything” episode!

    Noteworthy Moments/Quotes:

    1. 3:52 - The coaches share their Coaching Moments from the past few weeks
    2. 9:02 - Coach Donald shares some Training Myths revolving around lactate threshold
    3. 14:44 - The coaches start their Deep Dive into lactate threshold: what it is, how does it affect you and what happens when you train at your lactate threshold
    4. 36:39 - Coach Donald provides a brief recap of the concepts covered in the episode
    5. 45:54 - The coaches offer some practical Training Takeaways for athletes
    6. 48:19 - Coach Donald shares that the topic for Ep. 11 is “Ask Me Anything,” and encourages listeners to submit their questions

    Resources Mentioned:

    1. Webinar: https://ghperformance.com/webinar/
    2. Website: https://ghperformance.com/

    Actionable Takeaways:

    1. Lactate threshold training is improving your body’s ability to buffer acidity
    2. LT training is hard but sustainable, not a “crash & burn” effort
    3. If you cannot maintain the effort for 30 minutes, it’s likely too fast. If you can sustain the effort for more than an hour, it’s...
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    49 mins
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