12-week TT preparation !OFFER!
Author: USA Marek Matus
Length: 12 Weeks
Tags: cycling, time trialing, intermediate, advanced, weightloss, time goal, power based
Typical Week: 2 Day Off, 5 Bike, 1 Strength
Longest Workout:
3:00 hrs
Author: USA Marek Matus
Length: 12 Weeks
Tags: cycling, time trialing, intermediate, advanced, weightloss, time goal, power based
Typical Week: 2 Day Off, 5 Bike, 1 Strength
Longest Workout:
3:00 hrs
12-week TT preparation !OFFER!
This 12-week plan is suited for intermediate or advanced cyclist. Basicly it is based on growing up your FTP and Vo2. After this plan you will be prepared for TT from 10 to 45. Maybe slightly longer, but then better contact me.
Before this plan you should have good strength endurance and endurance days done.
Every 4 weeks we do a FTP test to recognize your improvement.
There are some core-full body exercises for better positioning on your TT bike.
Good luck and have a nice time :-)
After easy wramup:
20" ramp over FTP
then 3' and 2' over FTP blocks
after short recovery perform 20' ALLOUT block.
Try not to over-pace but be prepared, it is really hard attempt.
Good luck :-)
10' warmup
then riding in Z2, hills Z2-Z4,
short and steep hills can be done in Z4 (under 3min)
cooldown 10' in Z1
Today, we will try to find your max 5s, 1min and 5min effort.
Start with proper warmup then 3x full-out sprints (hill or flat, as you like), then 1min maximal effort, then 5min.
Long cooldown...
During short intervals put in TT position, Don't forget keep power around your FTP.
between intervals keep your power around 70% of your FTP
After good warmup do sets of Z2/3 riding
15' cooldown
10' warmup
then riding in Z2, hills Z2-Z4,
short and steep hills can be done in Z4 (under 3min)
cooldown 10' in Z1
After good warmup
perform sets of tempo training with 1' theshold "cross" intevrals.
Criss-Cross intervals mimic the power demands of road and mountain bike races.
Good cooldown as usally.
Also good for indoor training.
Hi,
I appreciate that you visit my page.
I am young man coaching cyclist from beginners to porfessionals.
I really like to use "new" methods in my trainings. Not the basic "go 4 hours with 3 sprints".
If you have wattmeter it is perfect, but I also have trainings optimalized for cyclist with HR monitor.
My strongest weapon is communication. I am trying to respond within several hours. I am writting plans just for one week in advance. I can change training for next day, if you need.