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Special Training Blocks
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1 of 6How to set autoregulation from velocity-based trainingVelocity stop bands stay useful when coaches write next-session autoregulated targets from those bands—not when every fast or slow set ends with vague adjust as needed notes.2 of 6How to set in-season blocks from peaking blocksPeaking blocks stay useful when coaches write in-season maintenance loads from those targets—not when every competition week ends with vague keep sharp notes.3 of 6How to set overreach blocks from accumulation weeksAccumulation weeks stay useful when coaches write overreach fatigue loads from those targets—not when every volume block ends with vague push harder notes.4 of 6How to set restoration blocks from hard weeksHard weeks stay useful when coaches write restoration recovery loads from those targets—not when every hard block ends with vague take it easy notes.5 of 6How to set transition blocks from in-season blocksIn-season blocks stay useful when coaches write transition-block handoff loads from those targets—not when every competition stretch ends with vague ease into the next block notes.6 of 6How to set transmutation blocks from accumulation blocksAccumulation blocks stay useful when coaches write transmutation conversion loads from those targets—not when every volume phase ends with vague turn volume into intensity notes.