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Hüseyin Akbulut
Coach
İstanbul, Türkiye

Hüseyin Akbulut, MSc

Hüseyin Akbulut is the founder of Sporeus and author of THRESHOLD (EŞİK), a 540-page Turkish-language book on endurance science. He holds a Master's degree in Sport Sciences and writes for Sporeus on exercise physiology, endurance training, and human performance science, drawing on the peer-reviewed literature and over five years of editorial work in the field.

Exercise physiologyEndurance trainingLactate thresholdVO₂maxPeriodizationSport nutritionRecovery scienceTraining methodology
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Physiology
Artificial Turf vs Natural Grass: What the Science Says
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Science
Luka Modrić and the Match-Pacing of an Elite Veteran Midfielder
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Science
The Aging Athlete: Endurance Physiology After 40
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Sport
Heart Rate Zones: The 5-Zone System for Endurance Training
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Sport
Aerobic vs Anaerobic Energy Systems: The Physiological Story of Energy
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Science
Energy Metabolism in Endurance Exercise: A Comprehensive Review
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Science
Hitting the Wall in the Marathon: The Real Science of Glycogen Depletion
328
Science
VO₂ Max Guide: What It Does, How to Improve It
329
Sport
Polarized Training: The Complete Scientific Guide to the 80/20 Method
330
Science
Victor Osimhen and the Sprint Momentum of an Elite Striker
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Physiology
Altitude and Football: What Happens When You Play at Height
332
Sport
Polarized Training: Why 80% Easy Makes You Faster
333
Exercise Tests
Talk Test for Aerobic Threshold: Protocol, Norms and Application
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Science
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and the Reactive Agility of an Elite Winger
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Training
Recovery Methods: What Actually Works After a Match
336
Science
Robert Lewandowski and the Body Composition of an Elite Striker
337
Science
Karim Benzema and the Late-Career Conditioning of an Elite Striker
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Physiology
Muscle Cramps in Football: What Causes Them and How to Prevent Them
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Science
Harry Kane and the Ball-Strike Biomechanics of an Elite Finisher
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Science
How Lactate Threshold Training Makes You Faster: The Science Behind Tempo Runs