
Eric Hinman on How to Make More Progress in Your Endurance Training
About this episode
It can be frustrating to feel like you are not making progress as an endurance athlete. But Eric Hinman is here to share tons of practical tips on not only how you can trust the process, but also make more progress in your endurance training to hit the goals you are setting to reach.
Eric Hinman is a health and wellness expert, endurance athlete, 5X IRONMAN finisher, Leadville 100 MTB finisher, and Crossfit athlete who has decades of experience in the fitness world. He is also an entrepreneur and brand builder.
In this episode, Eric shares how he was able to take his easy pace down by 2 minutes by not only trusting the process, but also applying great training, how he chooses his goals in a way where he optimizes the results and fulfillment from those goals, and his biggest tips for recovery and health optimization to help you perform better.
Huge thank you to Eric for coming on the show!
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