MTB Enduro Progress Plan with Strength and Conditioning - 8 week
Author: Pure Performance Coaching UK
Length: 8 Weeks
Tags: cycling, mountain biking, beginner, intermediate, advanced, masters
Typical Week: 2 Day Off, 9 Bike, 4 X-Train, 2 Other
Longest Workout:
3:00 hrs
Author: Pure Performance Coaching UK
Length: 8 Weeks
Tags: cycling, mountain biking, beginner, intermediate, advanced, masters
Typical Week: 2 Day Off, 9 Bike, 4 X-Train, 2 Other
Longest Workout:
3:00 hrs
MTB Enduro Progress Plan with Strength and Conditioning - 8 week
This plan is designed for any Mountain Bikers that are getting into the Enduro format of riding and racing. It will give you an excellent foundation to build on and features a mixture of:
* Strength and Conditioning
* Technique Sessions
* Endurance Training
* Sprint and Interval Sessions
This plan can be used at any point in the year and will slot into any of our longer duration plans as a great Pre Competition phase training block. The structure of the training will slowly ramp up as your fitness increases every week so your body will be able to immediately use its new performance gains on the trails.
Complete the following exercises:
- Hamstring Stretch - 3 x 20 seconds each leg
- Hip Stretch - 3 x 20 seconds each leg
- Quadriceps Stretch - 3 x 20 seconds each leg
- Gluteal Stretch - 3 x 20 seconds each leg
- Gastrocnemius (Calf) Stretch - 3 x 20 seconds each leg
- Soleus Stretch - 3 x 20 seconds each leg
- Back Stretch - 6 x 20 second stretches
Spend 10-15 min of your ride gradually working through the gears and increasing your cadence. Increase the heart rate gradually.
Gradually reduce your pedalling cadence and heart rate. You've worked very hard here so take on fluids and allow your muscles to relax.
Spend 10-15 min of your ride gradually working through the gears and increasing your cadence. Increase the heart rate gradually.
Gradually decrease you pedalling rpm to around 50-60rpm. Don't put force through your legs now, keep them relaxed and ensure your heart rate gradually reduces. Reflect on how you felt during the ride and take on any drink as required.
Spend 10-15 min of your ride gradually working through the gears and increasing your cadence. Increase the heart rate gradually.
Gradually reduce your pedalling cadence and heart rate. You've worked very hard here so take on fluids and allow your muscles to relax.
British Cycling Level 3 Coach, UKSCA Strength and conditioning Coach, HSA Sports Nutrition Advisor, UKAD Accredited Advisor. Pure Performance offers:
- 1-1 MTB and Cycling Performance Coaching
- Group MTB Coaching
- Group Road Coaching
- Injury Rehabilitation
- Dietary and Nutritional Advice
- Strength and Conditioning
Pure Performance is passionate about helping all athletes achieve their goals.