From wake-up time to training distribution, from routines to meals, explore a part of the daily life of an athlete, most of which are closely followed by Aurion.
We offer you a detailed overview through different elements, including the presentation of a typical day of training, competition, as well as the distribution of the volume of work over a week.
“Training” day
Morning | Afternoon | ||
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6h | Wake up | 13h30 – 15h | Practice |
6h30 – 7h | Breakfast (Light) | 15h – 18h | Golf Parkour |
7h – 8h30 | Physical preparation | 18h – 19h | Physical preparation |
8h30 – 9h | Breakfast | 19h – 20h | Dinner |
9h30 – 12h | University courses | 22h | Sleep |
12h – 13h | Midday meal |
“Competition” day
Morning | Afternoon | ||
---|---|---|---|
6h15 | Wake up | 14h30 – 15h30 | Meal + Debrief |
6h30 – 6h45 | Muscle Awakening | 15h30 – 16h30 | Recovery (nap, rest, etc.) |
7h – 7h30 | Breakfast | 16h30 – 17h30 | Technical recovery |
7h45 – 8h15 | Muscle warm-up | 17h30 – 18h | Snack |
8h15 – 9h45 | Échauffement Technique | 18h – 19h |
Physical preparation / Recovery routines |
10h – 14h30 | Round 1 | 19h – 20h | Dinner |
22h | Sleep |
Some information and figures
Time on course / week (h): 15h
Time on practice / week (h): 10h
Putting / week (h): 6h
Favorite golf exercise: Snail : motivating, easy to install and a good warm-up for my putting
Favorite physical exercise: Hip Thrust to develop my power in the Pelvis. I feel the transfer in my swing instantly
“In search of optimal balance in your daily life? Between classes, training, physical preparation and recovery, you want to be sure to balance your efforts and manage the training load efficiently Don’t worry, Aurion is here to guide you and keep you on the path to success!”
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