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2012 Triathlon Training Plan Guide

The document outlines a 2012 annual triathlon training plan with the following key details: - Season goals for different groups of athletes including competing in specific races/events - A winter training plan from weeks 1-2 including swim, bike, run and weight/circuit workouts focused on endurance, technique and personal weaknesses - General comments on objectives, testing zones, logging workouts, and following a weight training plan to improve strength, core and flexibility

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2012 Triathlon Training Plan Guide

The document outlines a 2012 annual triathlon training plan with the following key details: - Season goals for different groups of athletes including competing in specific races/events - A winter training plan from weeks 1-2 including swim, bike, run and weight/circuit workouts focused on endurance, technique and personal weaknesses - General comments on objectives, testing zones, logging workouts, and following a weight training plan to improve strength, core and flexibility

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2012 Annual Triathlon Training Plan

Season Goals for CISM Athletes: 1. CISM- Switzerland, 18-19 Aug 2. Pt Mugu, CF Nationals, & Montreal 3. Consistent good effort and enjoy it

Season Goals for Athletes doing Wildflower and/or CF Nationals [Link] Flower 2. If you are able to do CF Nationals over the summer, it is a great experience (let the coach know if interested) 3. After CF Nationals, if you wish to continue training/racing, let the coach know

Wk

Start

End

Race / Event

Pri

Hours

Period

Swim Focus

Bike Focus

Run Focus

Weight Focus

Comments

Winiter 2012 Training Plan

Swim SWIM 1: (RMC Swim Club 0600 - 0730) SWIM 2: (RMC Swim Club 0600 - 0730) Personal Weakness 2 SWIM 3: (RMC Swim Club 0600 - 0730)

Bike

Run

Weights

Monday EASY Tuesday HARD Wednesday EASY Thursday HARD Friday EASY

Personal Weakness 1

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

BIIKE 3: (Hills/Tempo/Interval) BIKE 1: (Technique) RMC Tri Club 1700-1900 RUN 3: (Tempo, Hills or Intervals)

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

RUN 1: Technique RMC Tri Club, 0600-0730

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

Saturday HARD

Personal Weakness 3

BIKE 2: (Long/Tempo + Brick) RMC Tri Club, 0700-1000 RUN 2: Long Run/Ski including Tempo, 0800 - 1000

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

Sunday HARD

Personal Weakness 4

Weights/Circuit Trg/Stretch

Note:
Group Workouts to be done together (check RMC Tri Club facebook for details) Follow the book "TriPower" by Paul Frediani and William Smith for the Weights/Circuit/Stretch Training (see the Annual Trg Plan to see what phase (1-4) to follow See tabs below for details for the workouts. ATHLETES TRAINING FOR CIMS: Aim to do all swim, bike, run and weight/circuit trg/stretch workouts. Personal Weakness workouts are optional (see note below)

PREP PERIOD Weeks 1-2 (19 Dec - 1 Jan)

Total Volume (hrs):

Note: Read points 3 & 4 in General Comments. This is the MA

OBJECTIVES: 1 -gradually return to normal training (get used to following a schedulelearn to make time for yourself to work 2 3 -begin developing aerobic endurance and technique -improve strength, core and flexibility

SWIM: # Workout Type 1 Endurance + Technique

Duration (min) 50

Endurance + Technique

50

Endurance + Technique

50

TOTAL:

150

BIKE: # Workout Type 1 Endurance + Technique

Duration (min) 60

Endurance + Technique

90

Endurance + Technique

75

TOTAL:

225

RUN: # Workout Type 1 Endurance + Technique

Duration (min) 60

Endurance + Technique

75

Endurance + Technique

60

TOTAL:

195

WEIGHTS / CIRCUIT TRAINING / STRETCH: Workout Type

Duration (min)

Weights/Circuit Training/Stretch

130

TOTAL:

130

PERSONAL WEAKNESS: # Workout Type 1 Endurance + Technique

Duration (min) 50

Endurance + Technique

50

Endurance + Technique

50

Endurance + Technique

50

TOTAL:

200

GENERAL COMMENTS: 1 On the thrid week, we'll be doing testing to establish your training zones. You will need a heart rate monitor 2

I would strongly recommend getting a bike fit test donethis will put you in the best position to avoid injury, b

3 4 5 6

Make sure you log all your workouts. For CISM athletes, you need to send me and Dave a copy of your log e More to follow. Pick the weight training book and the equipment you need. The benefit of following this program is that you flexibility. You may also wan to book an apt with a physio you trust to get a general check up...better to ident ATHLETES TRAINING FOR CIMS: Aim to do all swim, bike, run and weight/circuit trg/stretch workouts. Per optional Peronsal Workout., please speak with the coach (the ones above are what I am doing). Refer to the ATHLETES TRAINING FOR WILDFLOWER OR/AND CF NATIONALS: aim to do SWIM 1&2, BIKE 1&2, an fit in. Refter to the Weekly Trg Plan tab to determine ideally when you should do the training. Change to sui Send me an e-mail ([Link]@[Link]) or call if you have any questions or challenges you need to discu

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nts 3 & 4 in General Comments. This is the MAXIMUM volumemost of you should be doing less depending on your goals.

hedulelearn to make time for yourself to workout)

Comments Do 10-20 min easy warm up. Then, focus on drills. I would suggest 50 m drill followed by 50 m swim focused on the drill you just practised. Then, take a 15-30 second break and pick another drill. If you are a part of a swim club (highly recommneded, follow their workouts. Just ensure you ask your swim coach to respect your Annual Trg Read Above.

Read Above.

Comments Do 10-20 min easy warm up. Then, 7x 1 min drills (4xone legged, 3xspin ups). Finish up with an easy bike in zone 2 (if you don't know what this zone is, jog so you are able to speak compelte sentenceswe'll establish the zones with HR in two weeks). Ideally done on rollers. Focus on good positon (no looking down and relaxed arms). Read Above.

Read Above.

Comments Do 10-20 min easy warm up. Then, drills (ie: ABC's) followed by 6-10 x100m accels. Finish up with an easy run in zone 2 (if you don't know what this zone is, jog so you are able to speak compelte sentenceswe'll establish the zones with HR in two weeks) Read Above.

Read Above.

Comments

Follow the book "TriPower" by Paul Frediani and William Smith Phase 1 - Foundataion and Adaptation

Comments Do 10-20 min easy warm up. Then, focus on drills. I would suggest 50 m drill followed by 50 m swim focused on the drill you just practised. Then, take a 15-30 second break and pick another drill. If you are a part of a swim club (highly recommneded, follow their workouts. Just ensure you ask your swim coach to respect your Annual Trg Read Above.

Read Above.

Read Above.

ing zones. You will need a heart rate monitorX-mas present?

will put you in the best position to avoid injury, be aero and produce LOTS of power!

need to send me and Dave a copy of your log every month. The next deadline is 1 Jan. We may be moving to Workout Log.

he benefit of following this program is that you can do it anywhere. The program is also a good mix of strength, core and trust to get a general check up...better to identify any problems now to avoid injury in the future! un and weight/circuit trg/stretch workouts. Personal Weakness workouts are optional (see note below). If you plan to do the ones above are what I am doing). Refer to the Weekly Trg Plan tab to determine ideally when you should do the training. TIONALS: aim to do SWIM 1&2, BIKE 1&2, and RUN 1&2 as a minimum along with as many weight/circuit trg/stretch you can hen you should do the training. Change to suit your shcedule. any questions or challenges you need to discuss. Have a happy holidays!

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