The first 30 minutes of the Ironman bike leg can determine how the rest of your race unfolds. Learn why riding too hard early is one of the biggest mistakes athletes make, and how disciplined pacing can set you up for a stronger, faster marathon and overall finish.
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Many athletes assume Ironman 70.3 is only for elite competitors, but the reality is very different. Learn what it really takes to prepare for a 70.3, the fitness benchmarks I recommend, and why consistency and structured training matter far more than natural talent or experience.
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Walking through aid stations during an Ironman may feel counterintuitive, but it can help you fuel, hydrate, and execute your race plan more effectively. Learn why a brief, strategic walk can lead to a stronger marathon, better race-day decisions, and ultimately a faster Ironman finish.
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Every Ironman athlete experiences difficult moments during a race. The key isn’t avoiding bad patches—it’s knowing how to respond when they arrive. Learn practical mindset strategies, race-day decision-making techniques, and simple reset tools that can help you stay composed, regain momentum, and finish your Ironman stronger.
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If you’re waiting until you’re hungry during an Ironman, you’re already behind. Discover why successful athletes fuel proactively, how to avoid common nutrition mistakes, and why consistent carbohydrate intake throughout the day can help you maintain energy, improve performance, and finish your Ironman stronger.
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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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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 Rouvy Threshold Brick combines structured bike intervals with a sustained run effort to develop strength and rhythm off the bike. After controlled Level IV work on the ride, the session challenges you to hold a steady threshold pace for 30 minutes on the run, building durability, pacing discipline, and race-ready resilience.
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