
One Plan for All Three Sports
What is your experience level?

I’m new to triathlon and looking for entry-level training. My goal is to make it across the finish line.

I have 1-3 years of experience training for triathlon. My goal is to set a new Personal Record.

I have 4+ years of experience training for triathlon. My goal is to place in my age group.
Goals Are Good, But a Plan is Better.
Your First Finish Line
Sprint and Olympic plans designed to build confidence. Focus on skill acquisition, injury prevention, and getting through the swim comfortably.
Time-Crunched Triathlete
High-intensity, low-volume plans for busy triathletes. Bike workouts perfect for executing on TrainingPeaks Virtual before or after work.
The 70.3 & 140.6 Project
Aerobic conditioning for the half and full distance. Focus on fueling strategies, pacing, and high-volume management.
Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs
The reality is, this will mean crazy early starts, training when you are tired after work, skipping Sunday brunch for long grueling bike rides, and swapping happy hour for foam rolling. It’s going to be hard, very hard. But plan it properly, and it’s also going to be one of the most amazing transformational journeys of your life.
Steven Moody2017 Triathlon Ireland Coach of the Year
The good news is that you don’t have to figure it out all by yourself — a good training plan can help guide you to your goals by providing structure, accountability, and support that makes daily training seamless and stress-free.
Rebecca JohanssonTriathlon Coach with a Ph.D. in Exercise Science





