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Why Does Less Training Improve Winter Sports Performance? Have you ever wondered why athletes in winter sports sometimes perform better with less training before a big event? In this video, we’ll explain how reducing training volume can lead to improved performance on snow and ice. We’ll start by discussing what tapering is and how athletes typically cut back on their training in the weeks leading up to a competition. We’ll explore how this strategy helps muscles recover, store more energy, and respond more quickly during high-intensity movements like jumps and quick turns. Additionally, we’ll look at how tapering enhances nervous system coordination and metabolic efficiency, making your body more effective during competition.

We’ll also cover how tapering influences hormonal balance, increasing testosterone and decreasing stress hormones, which helps you stay calm, focused, and motivated. Plus, we’ll explain how this approach reduces injury risks associated with overtraining and fatigue, ensuring safety and mental clarity during your event. Usually, tapering plans last from one to three weeks, with shorter, high-intensity sessions that keep your skills sharp while allowing your body to fully recover. When done correctly, tapering allows you to peak at just the right moment, giving you the best chance to perform your best when it matters most.

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