Split Fitness with Mobility Duo
Wednesday, 07 August 2024
Off-season splitboard training is often challenging to conceptualize when the season is months away. Many of us are ‘knee deep’ in a variety of summer-based activities that distract our minds from the best that is yet to come. In this blog, we dive into a handful of movements and activities you can implement to give you that edge when winter hits.
- Published in Fitness / Training, Homepage
No Comments
Split Fitness: Functional Training for Splitboarding
Friday, 20 August 2021
SPLIT FITNESS: Functional Training for Splitboarding. Functional training is a way to get stronger using purposeful movements specific to your sport. It involves increasing strength, endurance, mobility, and stability. Let’s take a closer look at the different facets of functional training related to splitboarding and how they can be applied. We can break up a typical long day in the mountains in the uphill and downhill portions.
- Published in Fitness / Training
Split Fitness Part 3 – Active Recovery
Wednesday, 19 October 2016
In order to get the most out of your offseason workouts, it is important to let you body recover. Recovery is essential in all training regimens because it provides your body with an opportunity to repair damaged tissues, adapt to the stresses from the exercise session, and replenish energy stores.
- Published in Fitness / Training
Split Fitness Part 2 – Strength Training
Tuesday, 23 August 2016
While aerobic training should be your primary training focus during the summer, strengthening specific muscle groups can help improve endurance and increase joint stability. Splitboard touring requires muscular endurance more than strength and/or power.
- Published in Fitness / Training
Split Fitness Part 1 – Aerobic Training
Thursday, 28 July 2016
Did you find that your fitness level held back your splitboarding last season? Maybe another lap or two sounded fun, but your body was telling you that your day was over? If so, you’re not alone – splitboard touring and riding is hard work. If you want to make more laps and get more vert
- Published in Cool Stuff, Fitness / Training