- Time: 1h 00m
- Big Gear
- Raise LT
- 60
- Start in big ring, easiest gear. Spend 3' in each gear gradually working your way to hardest gear (total 27'). Leaving it in big ring, hardest gear, do 10' TT. Go small ring, middle gear for 5' spinning smoothly. Go back to big ring, hardest gear, and do another 10' TT. Gradually work your back to your easiest gear by 1' for cool-down.
- Time: 45m
- ExerciseSetsMin repsMax reps
- LEGS2 Leg Squats21215
- BACKBent-Arm Pulldown21215
- LEGSLeg Press21215
- BACKSeated row21215
- LEGSLeg Extensions21215
- LEGSHamstring curl21215
- Time: 50m
- Run Speed
- Speed/Efficiency
- 50
- 50' run with 10x30" strides. These are best if done on a slight downhill on a dirt path. Warm up for at least 10' before the first stride. For your recovery, you can walk back to the starting point. Strides are quick bursts that are as fast as 5k pace. You are looking to get in about 45 left foot strikes per 26-28". Stretch when done and add in Core 1, 2 or 3.
- Time: 45m
- Distance: 2200.00 yards
- Pacing
- LT
- 45
- 2200
- WU: 400 swim then 6x50 on 15" rest
- MS: 12x100 @T-pace - 5". Your rest is 15"
- CD: 300 easy
- Time: 1h 15m
- Bike Base
- Endurance
- 75
- Ride on a flat course, just spinning easy. Keep HR in Zone 1-2, no higher than mid Z2.
- Time: 30m
- Run Brick
- Strength
- 30
- Run on a flat course or treadmill. Keep HR in Zone 1-2, no higher than the top of Z2. Think about running like Kenyan - smooth and efficient! Stretch when done and add in Core 1, 2 or 3.
- Time: 45m
- ExerciseSetsMin repsMax reps
- LEGS21215
- BACK21215
- LEGS21215
- BACK21215
- LEGS21215
- LEGS21215
- Time: 1h 00m
- Run Base
- Endurance
- 60
- Run on a flat course or treadmill. Keep HR in Zone 1-2, no higher than mid-Z2. Stretch when done and add in Core 1, 2 or 3.
- Time: 30m
- Distance: 1500.00 yards
- Swim Form
- Form
- 30
- 1500
- WU: 300 easy. Then 'swim golf' = 6 x 50 on 15" rest & count strokes. What combination of time and strokes gives you the lowest 'score?' (Ex: 43 strokes + 45" = 88).
- MS: Swim a moderate effort using the same stroke count in WU set. 5 x 100 (10") moderate. 4 x 50 kick (20") moderate.
- CD: 200 easy alternating 50 pull, 50 swim.
- Time: 1h 30m
- Bike Base
- Endurance
- 90
- Ride on a flat course. Keep HR in Zone 1-2.
- Time: 50m
- Distance: 2500.00 yards
- Endurance
- 50
- 2500
- WU: 400
- MS:
- 4 * 150 2:45
- 2 * 50 Back loosen
- 4 * 100 1:45
- 2 * 50 Back loosen
- 4 * 50 0:45
- 100 Easy
- 4 * 100 pull w/paddles 1:45
- CD: 200
- Time: 1h 10m
- Run Base
- Strength
- 70
- Run 70' on a hilly course or treadmill. Let the HR get up to high Z3/low Z4 on the uphill and keep HR in Zone 1-2 otherwise. Stretch when done and add in Core 1, 2 or 3.
- Time: 30m
- Distance: 1500.00 yards
- Easy swim
- Recovery
- 30
- 1500
- WU: 500
- MS: 500 pull w/paddles.
- 10x50 on 20" rest.
- Swim easy and focus on form.
Day 8
Day 9
Day 10
Kenyan Running - lean forward, roll off your big toes, keep hand above your waist, look about 6 feet in front of you with your eyes, drive your elbows back and never cross your midline with your hands.
Period AA
Sets 1-2
Reps 12-15
Speed Slow
Recovery 1-1.5'
AND Core #1 - 2x
Time 45
Day 11
Pull Drill - Focus will be on learning to 'catch' the water with your forearm and pull yourself through the water. If you feel your lats (the muscles under your arm pits that go down the side of your back) engage, then you are starting to get it. If your shoulders are tired, then you are still using too much shoulder and not enough lats. Kick (Regular) - regular kickboard kick or kick on back with hands over head, fingers locked.
Day 12
Day 13
Pull Drill - Focus will be on learning to 'catch' the water with your forearm and pull yourself through the water. If you feel your lats (the muscles under your arm pits that go down the side of your back) engage, then you are starting to get it. If your shoulders are tired, then you are still using too much shoulder and not enough lats.
Day 14
Pull Drill - Focus will be on learning to 'catch' the water with your forearm and pull yourself through the water. If you feel your lats (the muscles under your arm pits that go down the side of your back) engage, then you are starting to get it. If your shoulders are tired, then you are still using too much shoulder and not enough lats.