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Is This Plan For You?

This 6-week Olympic Distance Beginner plan by GA Endurance is designed for athletes preparing for an upcoming Olympic Distance triathlon and needing a short, focused training program to prepare for race day.

Due to the limited timeframe, this plan is not intended for complete beginners starting from zero fitness. Instead, it is designed for athletes who already have recent swim, bike, and run experience and want a structured approach to improve race readiness, endurance, and confidence before their event.

If your race is just around the corner and you need a practical plan to guide your final weeks of preparation, this program provides a clear path to the starting line.

What You Can Expect

• A complete 6-week race-focused progression leading directly to race day

• Structured swim, bike, and run training tailored for Olympic Distance preparation

• Emphasis on race-specific endurance and pacing skills

• Swim sessions designed to improve confidence, efficiency, and sustainable pacing

• Bike workouts focused on endurance, pacing control, and race readiness

• Run sessions aimed at building durability and off-the-bike performance

• Brick workouts to prepare for race-day transitions

• Guidance on pacing, hydration, nutrition, and race-day strategy

• Strategic recovery sessions to maximize freshness and adaptation

• Easy-to-follow workouts using heart rate, pace, power, or perceived effort

• Optional strength training guidance to support durability and injury prevention

• A focused approach designed to maximize preparation within a limited timeframe

Coaching & Support

This plan includes Coach Access.

If you have any questions during your training, you can reach out anytime via:

coachsupport@gaendurance.com

Requirements

To start this plan, you should be able to:

• Swim at least 1,200–1,500 meters continuously

• Ride comfortably for 2–3 hours

• Run continuously for 60 minutes

• Train consistently 5–6 days per week

• Have recent experience with swim, bike, and run training

A GPS watch and heart rate monitor are recommended. A bike power meter can be helpful but is not required.

Final Note

With only six weeks available, the goal is not to build fitness from scratch but to optimize the fitness you already have. This plan focuses on preparing you for the specific demands of Olympic Distance racing while helping you arrive at race day confident and ready.

By following the program consistently, you will sharpen your race-specific fitness, improve pacing awareness, and develop the confidence needed to successfully complete your Olympic Distance triathlon.

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