Balancing swim, bike, and run training can feel overwhelming for first-time triathletes. Learn how to structure your training week, the purpose of each discipline, and why quality, consistency, and recovery are the keys to preparing confidently for your next Sprint or Olympic triathlon.
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Brick sessions are one of the most valuable workouts in triathlon training. Discover why running immediately after cycling teaches your body to adapt, builds confidence for race day, improves your pacing, and helps make the bike-to-run transition feel smoother, stronger, and far more predictable when it matters most.
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Wilson & Wilson’s Aerobic Development Brick combines sustained bike efforts with steady runs to build a stronger aerobic engine. Repeated transitions challenge your ability to hold rhythm and maintain form under fatigue. A controlled, purposeful session designed to improve consistency, durability, and confident running off the bike.
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Gordo Bryn’s Ironman Session #2 Brick uses a multiple-brick format to build endurance, pacing discipline, and composure under fatigue. Repeated run-bike transitions challenge your ability to reset and stay efficient as the session progresses. A long-course focused workout designed to improve durability, rhythm, and stronger running late in triathlon racing.
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Gordo Bryn’s Ironman Session #1 Brick uses a traditional run-bike-run format to build endurance, pacing discipline, and efficient running off the bike. Progressive intensity on the ride transitions into cadence-focused running before a stronger sustained effort. A purposeful long-course session designed to improve durability, composure, and confidence under fatigue.
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Wilson & Wilson’s Maximal Intensity Brick pairs high-cadence bike efforts with short, fast runs to build speed and coordination under fatigue. Ten repetitions demand quick transitions and repeatable high intensity. This session sharpens top-end performance, transition efficiency, and the ability to produce strong efforts again and again.
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Gordo Bryn’s Ironman Triple Brick is a progressive endurance challenge featuring three bike-run blocks that build in intensity. Starting controlled and finishing hard, it develops pacing judgment, durability, and mental resilience for long-course racing. A demanding session designed to improve your ability to perform strongly under accumulating fatigue.
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This endurance-focused brick, inspired by Riley Rosado, builds sustained strength and pacing discipline. With extended Level II and Level III efforts on the bike followed by a controlled 5km run, it develops durability and rhythm for long-course racing. A steady, purposeful session designed to reinforce consistency, patience, and race-day resilience.
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This FLJUGA Double Brick Threshold session combines short, controlled threshold efforts on both bike and run to build precision and composure. With slightly reduced recovery on the run, it challenges your ability to reset and repeat under pressure. A focused session that sharpens transitions, pacing control, and race-ready intensity across both disciplines.
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This Rouvy Indoor Brick combines structured bike intervals with a progressive run that builds intensity step by step. Starting controlled and finishing strong, the session develops pacing accuracy, threshold strength, and confidence in race effort. Ideal for athletes wanting precise, distraction-free training that transfers directly to consistent triathlon performance.
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