Olympic Distance Training Plan (12 weeks, Novice-Intermediate)
Author: Robbie Bruce
Length: 12 Weeks
Tags: triathlon, olympic, beginner, intermediate, power based, hr based, pace based
Typical Week: 2 Swim, 3 Run, 2 Bike
Longest Workout:
1:30 hrs swim
2:00 hrs bike
1:19 hrs run
Author: Robbie Bruce
Length: 12 Weeks
Tags: triathlon, olympic, beginner, intermediate, power based, hr based, pace based
Typical Week: 2 Swim, 3 Run, 2 Bike
Longest Workout:
1:30 hrs swim
2:00 hrs bike
1:19 hrs run
Olympic Distance Training Plan (12 weeks, Novice-Intermediate)
Our 12 week Olympic triathlon training plan is for anyone looking to get their feet wet in the sport or improve on their last sprint or olympic performance. This proven plan has yielded outstanding results for all ages and levels. This plan will leave you confident out of the water, fresh off the bike, and ready to run your fastest run split ever! Please email me at c26coach@gmail.com with any questions regarding the plan outline, setting appropriate zones, terminology, methodology, T-shirt size and/or personal coaching inquiries. Thank you for choosing Crushing Iron Coaching.
Warm up with 200 done as 4x50 relaxed swimming on 10s rest
Then do 4x50 with odd ones 25build/25easy and even ones 50 steady all on 10s rest.
Then swim 100 nice and relaxed
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Main set is 2 times through this pattern 8x25 leaving on a send off so you are equal swim time with rest time--- swim all the 25s very fast. Then 200 as your fell (ok to use a pb)
So the whole set is 2x(8x25, 200)
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Cool down
all easy. towards end throw in some :15 mile pace efforts
easy 30 for blood flow. no high Hr
1,000 Steady swim with a PB
10 min warm up. the "ons" are all out in TT position and the "offs" are in your harderst gear, standing, SLOW cadence!!!! Working on posture and full leg turnover. Youll be going up and down, hard and controlled. 30 on, 30 0ff, 30 on, 30 off 45 on, 45 off, 45 on, 45 off 60 on, 60 off, 60 on, 60 off 75 on, 75 off, 75 on, 75 off 90 on, 90 off, 90 on 90 off Then just go back down the ladder. Cool down steady.
Just ride. Nothing hard. Keep everything Zone 1 or low Zone 2. Just enjoy it.
Shake out run. Easy pace, enjoy the time on your feet.
My underlying focus with all athletes is blending a positive life change with performance that extends beyond the finish line. I do not offer "traditional training plans", but a coach/athlete relationship focused on communication and a commitment to the process of getting better every day.
If this sounds like a something you are looking for please feel free to email me to discuss building a strong coach/athlete relationship or on how to approach one of my online training plans.