Frequency
Consider your frequency of training sessions… Try to keep a regular and consistent gap between sessions in each sport, i.e. swim, bike and run.
Ideally we don’t go more than 2 days without training in each specific discipline (so if you run on Sunday it is pref ...
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Run hill repeats
This is a great session for building strength in the legs and making you a stronger runner!
Find a hill that takes at least 90sec – 2mins for you to crest and is approximately 2-6% gradient (this is a big variation I know, but logistics can often be our lim ...
Most adult triathletes are non swimmers and did not grow up swimming… Even if they did, there is often a large gap (many years) between swimming as a child / adolescent and then swimming again as an adult triathlete. In any case, don’t chase perfection in the water if you are a t ...
I agree!
I think the general population miss this fact altogether and often endurance athletes miss the value of simple movement and exercise because we chase fitness and ‘performance’…
Exercise is the best drug and has amazing, far reaching flow on benefits!
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This session is a great introduction to muscle fibre recruitment and strength endurance that can be built on over time
Warm up for 10-15mins building effort and heart rate then complete: 10 x 1min at 80rpm and a strong, hard effort / 1min spin float 10 x 1min at 75-80rpm and strong, hard ...
Getting started is the hardest part… but it is also the most important part.
Once we make a commitment to start then we are on our way.
So, get started. Here are some simple, practical tips to help you out…
For training sessions: – commit to an alarm – ...
Some tips to maximize sleep…
Your cheapest and most effect recovery tool
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Session of the week
Build run. One of my favorite runs due to its simplicity…
Start off at very easy pace and build intensity (and therefore, speed) each km for 9km… then reverse build for 3km to wind back down. Note: don’t just stop dead.
The idea is to work a ...
Relaxed is efficient. Efficient is fast.
We all want to be ‘fast’… Fast is relative, but, speed comes from efficiency. And efficiency can be maximized through being relaxed!
So learn to relax when you swim, bike and run… This will improve your efficiency and ...