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Triathlon Workout Planner
Train smarter and get better results no matter how busy your lifestyle. Triathlon Workout Planner is like having your own personal support team to prioritize training, fit workouts into your schedule, and plan for long-term racing success. By choosing the right workout at the right time, you can actually improve efficiency, technique, and overall fitness level in less time with these invaluable tools:
-Three or four key workouts that serve as the core of your weekly training schedule -The 80/20 rule, which focuses on the 20% of training that gets 80% of the results -Workout choices based on available time and target heart rate for customized training -Eight weeks of log pages to gauge progress and make weekly adjustments, helping you stay on track and stay injury free -Racing plans for every distance—from sprint to Ironman Take control of your training and your schedule with Triathlon Workout Planner . Train more efficiently and effectively for better performance on and off the race course!
-Three or four key workouts that serve as the core of your weekly training schedule -The 80/20 rule, which focuses on the 20% of training that gets 80% of the results -Workout choices based on available time and target heart rate for customized training -Eight weeks of log pages to gauge progress and make weekly adjustments, helping you stay on track and stay injury free -Racing plans for every distance—from sprint to Ironman Take control of your training and your schedule with Triathlon Workout Planner . Train more efficiently and effectively for better performance on and off the race course!
224 pages, Paperback
First published January 18, 2006
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July 11, 2012
Most of the book is spent in vague generalities (which I skimmed) followed by "now do this specific workout". There's little on what make the workouts tick or how to put together a plan to meet one's needs. The much-vaunted "80/20 rule" isn't really explained and there's nothing on periodization or managing intensity. A third of the pages go to blank training logs that could just as easily have been a PDF online. I found Friel's books fare more useful.
December 28, 2009
I like Mora's explanations and stories, etc, and I like the look of his sample training schedule. I don't think I can have a real opinion until I try it though. So, I'll update this as I try the training schedule.
April 20, 2016
Muy general pero muy inclusivo. Especial para los que estamos comenzando en esta exigente disciplina-
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