Training

Organizing and planning your sports season
By Chloé Kappler

You have to prepare for a sporting season! You need to find the right balance between professional/personal/athletic organization and the desire to excel, so here are some tips to help you get organized. Assess your current level The first step is to take stock of your current level. Defining objectives Secondly, you can plan your […]

My favorite mental preparation tools – Confidence diary
By Sandra Holtz

In this section, I’ll be taking you on a tour of my favorite mental preparation tools! Today, Loeiza’s story illustrates what the “Confidence Logbook” is all about. Loeiza is 15 years old. She plays handball in a high-level access structure and her goal is to join a training center to become a professional. Doubts and […]

Start running – 8 key points for progress
By Chloé Kappler

Getting started in running can seem difficult. But with the right basics and a structured, tailored approach, it’s easy to make progress. This article outlines the essential points to optimize your training, avoid common mistakes and improve your performance right from the start. Mini glossary To help you understand the tips in this article: 1. […]

My 7 tips for preparing your first ultra bike race
By Nathalie Baillon

While the challenge of a long-distance cycling event may seem intimidating at first, serious preparation enables you to tackle this first ultra-cycling experience with peace of mind. Between physical and mental training, choice of equipment, effort management and food strategy, every aspect plays a key role. I’d like to share with you my advice on […]

Sleep and sport: an essential duo for your well-being
By Cyrielle Payet-Revest

After a day of hiking trails or climbing peaks, a good night’s sleep is essential to recharge your batteries. In this article, I’ll show you what happens when you sleep, and how to optimize your sleep to improve your performance and recovery! Sleep, a vital function… We need to sleep just as much as we […]

My favorite mental preparation tools – Meditation
By Sandra Holtz

In this section, I’d like to introduce you to my favorite mental preparation tools! Today, we’re going to be talking about a method that’s being talked about more and more in the field of sports psychology: mindfulness meditation. What are the different ways of dealing with the stress of competition? It was just over 10 […]

Chronic injury and pain – What to do when you’ve “tried everything”?
By Emilie Brussat

Many people who take part in sport experience pain or injury at some point during their practice. Unfortunately, it can sometimes be difficult to get rid of these aches and pains, despite seeking professional help. In this article, I’ll give you some pointers to explore when you think you’ve tried everything. Who is this article […]

Adapting sports training to the female menstrual cycle
By Chloé Kappler

Adapting your training to your menstrual cycle means first and foremost understanding it and understanding what works for you. Here, I present some theoretical advice, which should not be strictly applied, but rather taken into account and adapted to each woman’s specific needs. Reminder – The menstrual cycle The menstrual cycle is made up of […]

Overtraining – When the desire to perform puts us at risk
By Sandra Holtz

Overtraining is a complex phenomenon, which can manifest itself in psychological signs that it’s worth knowing how to spot. Let’s discover this through Juliane’s story, which will also lead us to question the meaning of overtraining, which often doesn’t happen by chance. Signals that are difficult to perceive and take into account When you’re physically […]