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The Rest of
Your Training
Turbo Sessions are only one part of the
training that you will be doing during the off-season. Although is the only area I am looking at in
detail the way it fits into the rest of your schedule must be considered. You can use the programme outline described
here for your run and swim training as well.
In fact, if you match the relative durations and intensities on a week
by week basis you will get the best possible results from all your work and
your rest and recovery time too.
This programme is
aimed at club level triathletes and duathletes.
It is not suitable for pure cyclists, particularly not off-road! If you are generally training six days per
week for a total of 6 to 12 hours, then it is you that will get the most from
this programme. Here is what a typical
week might look like:
|
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Monday Rest Day |
Tuesday Easy Day |
Wednesday Hard Day |
Thursday Easy Day |
Friday Hard Day |
Saturday Easy Day |
Sunday Hard Day |
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Session 1 |
Rest |
Swim, aerobic session, plus lactate tolerance work |
Weights |
Swim, drills etc, concentrating on technique |
Weights |
Swim, over-distance swim building endurance |
Long ride on the road (3 hours+) or long run (2 hours+). Probably alternate each week. |
|
Session 2 |
Rest |
Turbo, technique session or aerobic session |
Run, speed or hill work depending on training period |
Run, drills and recovery run |
Turbo, strength speed and power work |
Rest |
Rest |
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