A brick session is a great way to develop your body for the rigours of transitioning from one discipline to the next. This session is perfect for Ironman 70.3 triathletes.
View More Monday Brick: GTN’s Sweetspot/Tempo BrickAuthor: Ray Boardman
Sunday Smart-Trainer Session – Martin Gibala Intervals IV
Doing repeated short bouts of exercise at very high intensity develops a number of physiological systems in the body. Predominantly it provides a great training stimulus for the neuromuscular system. Although not specific to endurance events, training the neuromuscular system can bring on your fitness very quickly and is still a massive benefit for endurance athletes especially early in the season or if you are unfit. This workout can be done by beginners or experienced cyclists alike because a max sprint is all about your level of effort and is likely to be different from another rider.
View More Sunday Smart-Trainer Session – Martin Gibala Intervals IVSaturday Swim Session – Swim Longer Sets To Enhance Your Aerobic Base
Stamina and Endurance are essential for a number of reasons. If you are a triathlete or open-water swimmer this is useful for the duration of your event. But more so if you are a Master’s Swimmer targeting a shorter pool-based event that provides the base fitness on which to build your speed as part of a periodised swimming plan. This session is great for master’s swimmers.
View More Saturday Swim Session – Swim Longer Sets To Enhance Your Aerobic BaseXterra Xtreme: 12 Weeks to Trail Triumph
Are you ready to conquer the rugged challenges of an Xterra triathlon? 🏊♂️🚴♀️🏃♂️ Introducing “Xterra Xtreme: 12 Weeks to Trail Triumph” – a comprehensive training plan designed for intermediate to advanced triathletes gearing up for an Xterra race in just 12 weeks. Xterra events are a thrilling blend of open water swimming, mountain biking, and trail runs, often traversing uneven and rough terrains. 🌊🚵♂️🏞️
View More Xterra Xtreme: 12 Weeks to Trail TriumphFriday Fartlek Run – Goater’s Hill Sequence G
Running in hills develops leg strength as well as the strength of the tendons and ligaments around the knee and ankle. Developing leg strength is important, as it makes for a more powerful contraction of the leg muscles to propel you forward faster. Including hills regularly, particularly early in your build-up will see great dividends in the improvement of your running. This workout is great to include early in your build-up to develop leg strength.
View More Friday Fartlek Run – Goater’s Hill Sequence GMonday’s with Jessica [Ep 39] – Changing Mindset
On this weeks long run I had a full day planned, and this began with my usual morning long run. On this morning I slept through my alarm by 30 minutes meaning I needed to just run my old route from my house if I wanted to make it for my next task of the day.
View More Monday’s with Jessica [Ep 39] – Changing MindsetMonday’s Brick: Triathlon Taren’s 70.3 Base Building Brick A
Sunday Smart-Trainer Session – Robin Tullett’s Spin – Recovery Workout One
This workout is a great general fitness workout for all cyclists (road, mountain, and triathlete), it provides a good amount of time at all intensities up to and including threshold whilst maintaining a high cadence.
View More Sunday Smart-Trainer Session – Robin Tullett’s Spin – Recovery Workout OneSaturday Swim Session – Paddles and Pull Buoy to Build Strength
Building strength through increased resistance of tools such as hand paddles and/or pull buoys is essential for getting the most out of your swim stroke. However, it is important that it is not done to excess and it is done after a solid base-building phase of training to prepare you for the extra demands and training stimulus it gives you. This session is great for master’s swimmers as well as open-water swimmers and triathletes.
View More Saturday Swim Session – Paddles and Pull Buoy to Build StrengthFriday Fartlek Run: Stryd’s Over the Limit G
Spending time running at a threshold is great for improving your ability to sustain a higher running pace and is of benefit to all runners. Although designed for use with a Stryd Power Meter this workout can also be effectively done without one.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Stryd’s Over the Limit G