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Peaking Duck

anotherbutters

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Ok, this is a bit of a silly one, but I was just wondering. Do animal trainers, e.g. for horse racing, dog racing, etc, train their animals using periodised workout plans? High volume, then low volume, then peak for a big race. It makes sense. (If not, then does anyone want in on the purchase of a horse ;)).

I was just wondering if some animals get trained better than some bodybuilders train themselves :)
 
AB, if you really want to know, the answer is probably in here somewhere.

No, I haven't read it, but the answer to your question is almost certainly "yes". I see no reason why anyone in any competitive sport wouldn't want to ensure maximal performance at the right times. Taking that a step further, you could even think of something like F1 tyre (British spelling since nobody in the US follows it ;)) and fuel management in qualifying as peaking of a sort.

And yes, I'd probably win an "EF Google Skills Challenge" (just ask some people who've posted trivia karma threads in C&C). :p
 
I thought it was a valid, albeit amusing question :)

Ok, ok, feel free to lock it (I can't close it myself), or just let it die. If you move it over to C&C, I'll probably get bombed to death.
 
silver_shadow said:
yes they do... as do livestock for that matter.


An old trick was to coke up horses but now I'm sure they use stuff that is undetectable. It's a small price to pay for an animal that could win you millions in a race.
 
anotherbutters said:
I thought it was a valid, albeit amusing question :)

Ok, ok, feel free to lock it (I can't close it myself), or just let it die. If you move it over to C&C, I'll probably get bombed to death.

I was joking :)
 
yep....a freind uses a form of detraining in his barrell racing etc
 
My cat does periodic training.


.. that would be when he periodically moves to a different part of the couch to sleep.
 
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