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Alex Yee’s BIG Brick Session (Paris Olympics Training)

Monday’s Brick: Alex Yee’s BIG Brick Session (Paris Olympics Training)

Draft legal Olympic distance triathlons require athletes to compete at a range of intensities, especially on the bike where there can be high intensity sprints to get into bunches and solid efforts to close a gap – as well as sections of the ride that are a cruise settled into a bunch playing a tactical race. This session has all of that, and then launches into an intense run to get your legs firing into a frenetic pace at the start of the run.

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Thursday Training Plan: Olympic Triathlon Training Plan for Busy Triathletes (INT 12wk Plan) Power Meter Bike/Pace Run

When you cross the finish line of your triathlon, you will have swum, biked, and run faster than you have in previous events.
Designed for busy triathletes targetting an Olympic distance race, the primary goal of this training plan is to prepare you to Swim, Bike, and Run faster during YOUR event.

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**UPDATE** There Is Often More Than Meets The Eye

There is often more than meets the eye in a number of situations. Last week I wrote an opinion piece supporting the decision made by…

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Best of the Internet for Endurance Athletes: 28 February 2016

Each Sunday I’ll post my ‘best of’ list in a number of categories from the inter-webs. Other weeks can be found here. Technology/Equipment Blogs https://humancyclist.wordpress.com/2016/02/07/is-strava-premium-worth-it/ Is…

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