Duathlon: Base Period, 7-9 hours per week
Plan Description
This 10 week training plan, written by former Duathlon Natonial Champion and Duathlon.com founder Eric Schwartz, is for duathletes looking to establish a solid base for their season. Upon completion of this plan, follow up with build and peak training blocks leading into your goal race.
Other than week 1, all weeks contain 7-9 hours of training and one day off per week. Before starting this plan you should have at least 3 weeks of consistent training.
Duathletes with a primary goal of finishing a short distance duathlon could easily do so with this plan.
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How it Works
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Workout and Analyze
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Track Your Progress
Get feedback, stay on top of your training and perform at your best.
Training Plan Sample Week
Stats
Average Weekly Breakdown
| Workouts | Weekly Average | Longest Workout |
|---|---|---|
|
Run
x4
|
3:14 hrs | 1:20 hrs |
|
Bike
x3
|
4:27 hrs | 3:15 hrs |
|
Day Off
x1
|
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| Workouts Per Week | Weekly Average | Longest Workout | |
|---|---|---|---|
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|
3:14 hrs | 1:20 hrs | |
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4:27 hrs | 3:15 hrs | |
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Training Load By Week
- This plan includes a Free Basic TrainingPeaks Account.
- Access your training plan anywhere on the TrainingPeaks mobile and desktop apps.
- Track your performance with robust data tracking and detailed graphs.
- Plan for your event in the TrainingPeaks calendar.
- Track your weight, sleep, hours, fatigue and stress while you train.
- Syncs daily with other popular apps like Garmin and MyFitnessPal.
Refund Policy
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