Norwegian double threshold training, often referred to as double-threshold training, has in recent years become one of the most widely discussed concepts in endurance sport, largely due to the high-profile success of athletes such as Jakob Ingebrigtsen and other leading Norwegian runners. However, the model itself is not new; it was originally developed by runner and researcher Marius Bakken, who began refining a structured approach to threshold-based training.
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