Articles that are of interest and benefit for people training for triathlons
Spending time at or near your VO2 Max will enhance it, spending your down time at your Threshold intensity will also enhance that. I’ll warn you, this session is tough, but with good recovery within the workout between sets, it’s doable and you’ll reap the benefit. This session is great for triathletes, road cyclists and mountain bikers.
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Introducing some quality efforts within your workout will give your fitness a boost. Within this session you’ll find a range of intensities and due to the amount of time spent swimming there is also a good amount of volumn. This session is great for triathlete and open water swimmers.
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Spending time training at appropriate intensities is important for developing your ability to ride at different paces or intensities in an event. For a half-Ironman event you will spend most of the event riding then running at Level III (about 77-90% Functional Threshold Power). Even though this workout is designed for a half-Ironman athlete, runners especially those doing a marathon or longer can also benefit from it.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Gale Bernhardt’s Half Ironman Run Intervals #4
This bike & run programme will see you improve your overall cycling and running fitness in 16 weeks time.
The programme is designed to be conducted in conjunction with a swim programme (available through Qwik Kiwi Coaching or if you are training with your local Master’s or other swim squad).
Com Games Gold medalist & Olympic Bronze medalist, Cameron McEvoy has swum some tough sets during his career, over the next few weeks I’m going expose you to a number of his toughest training sets (and variations for mere mortals).
View More Saturday Swim Session: Cameron McEvoy – The Hardest Sets Ever #4 For Mortals
Spending time training at appropriate intensities is important for developing your ability to ride at different paces or intensities in an event. For a half-Ironman event you will spend most of the event riding then running at Level III (about 77-90% Functional Threshold Power). Even though this workout is designed for a half-Ironman athlete, runners especially those doing a marathon or longer can also benefit from it.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Gale Bernhardt’s Half Ironman Run Intervals #3
The Ironman New Zealand and Ironman 70.3 New Zealand are great events that is often described as a bucket list Ironman event. When you cross the finish line you will have achieved something special at this great event.
Programmes designed for either beginner or intermediate triathletes who are looking to complete either Ironman NZ or Ironman 70.3 NZ in March next year, these plans will help you achieve your goals.
Com Games Gold medalist & Olympic Bronze medalist, Cameron McEvoy has swum some tough sets during his career, over the next few weeks I’m going expose you to a number of his toughest training sets (and variations for mere mortals).
View More Saturday Swim Session: Cameron McEvoy – The Hardest Sets Ever #4
Spending time training at appropriate intensities is important for developing your ability to ride at different paces or intensities in an event. For a half-Ironman event you will spend most of the event riding then running at Level III (about 77-90% Functional Threshold Power). Even though this workout is designed for a half-Ironman athlete, runners especially those doing a marathon or longer can also benefit from it.
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Gale Bernhardt’s Half Ironman Run Intervals #2
When you cross the finish line at IronMaori, you will have accomplished something very special.
Designed for Beginner triathletes who are looking to complete the IronMaori event for the first time, the primary goal of this training plan is to prepare you to COMPLETE YOUR IronMaori.