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Use Glycolytic Power Repeats
Do a hard 30-second effort followed by approximately 5 minutes of rest, repeated several times; supports cardiorespiratory fitness, peripheral adaptations, and can build muscle. Modalities discussed included Wingate-style cycling, uphill sprinting as a safer sprint option, and heavy kettlebell snatch repeats of about 20–25 reps followed by jogging until heart rate comes down and generous rest.
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“In TRAC, it is called glycolytic power repeats... pretty much you do a wingate, like a 30 seconds of heart exercise, followed by approximately five minutes of rest, and you repeat it several times.”
Andrew Huberman · How to Build Strength, Endurance & Flexibility at Any Age | Pavel Tsatsouline · Feb 10, 2025 · 1:53:36 · open ↗
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