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Volume tracking tells you how much work was done. It tells you nothing about adaptation. This is why REAX is built around outcome metrics — not effort metrics.
Peak Power tells you the maximum mechanical power your body can produce in a single explosive effort. It is the number that separates a heavy hitter from an average one — and it is measurable.
Of the four REAX metrics, Lactate Threshold responds fastest to training. Understanding it — and targeting it correctly — can transform your performance in 8 weeks.
Every athlete sits somewhere on the Force-Velocity Curve. Most do not know where. That position determines exactly how you should train — and most programmes ignore it completely.
VO₂ Max is the gold standard of cardiovascular fitness. Understanding yours — and knowing how to move it — is the difference between training and guessing.
Reactive Strength Index is the single most underused metric in athletic training. Here is what it measures, why it predicts performance, and how REAX uses it to build better athletes.