Hello, I need to compare my training schedule to that of a pro (male). How many k's do they do, I have read the following. swim 30k/w ride 200k/w run 100/w
Me while working FT i am able to only fit in the following. currently swim 3k/w ride 150k/w run 70/w
Obviously i cant do Sub 2hr times in olympic distance without being a Pro Athelite. But if i could get to 2h5min that would be my aim while working FT.
What is the average bike speed of the pros in a tri? 39/40km/h
Hello, I need to compare my training schedule to that of a pro (male). How many k's do they do, I have read the following. swim 30k/w ride 200k/w run 100/w
Me while working FT i am able to only fit in the following. currently swim 3k/w ride 150k/w run 70/w
Obviously i cant do Sub 2hr times in olympic distance without being a Pro Athelite. But if i could get to 2h5min that would be my aim while working FT.
What is the average bike speed of the pros in a tri? 39/40km/h
If you are only doing 3km a week in the pool then I hope that the swim is your strongest leg - either that or your ride and run are really quick and you can make up time.
If you go to www.triathlon.org you can get all the results and split times for the elite triathletes.
Hello, I need to compare my training schedule to that of a pro (male). How many k's do they do, I have read the following. swim 30k/w ride 200k/w run 100/w
Me while working FT i am able to only fit in the following. currently swim 3k/w ride 150k/w run 70/w
Obviously i cant do Sub 2hr times in olympic distance without being a Pro Athelite. But if i could get to 2h5min that would be my aim while working FT.
What is the average bike speed of the pros in a tri? 39/40km/h
If you are only doing 3km a week in the pool then I hope that the swim is your strongest leg - either that or your ride and run are really quick and you can make up time.
If you go to www.triathlon.org you can get all the results and split times for the elite triathletes.
The run is about right. But you are way off on the bike and swim.
The bike should be upwards to 600k and the swim is likely around 20k at least. Mark
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Hello, I need to compare my training schedule to that of a pro (male). How many k's do they do, I have read the following. swim 30k/w ride 200k/w run 100/w
Me while working FT i am able to only fit in the following. currently swim 3k/w ride 150k/w run 70/w
Obviously i cant do Sub 2hr times in olympic distance without being a Pro Athelite. But if i could get to 2h5min that would be my aim while working FT.
What is the average bike speed of the pros in a tri? 39/40km/h
If you are only doing 3km a week in the pool then I hope that the swim is your strongest leg - either that or your ride and run are really quick and you can make up time.
If you go to www.triathlon.org you can get all the results and split times for the elite triathletes.
this is quite a lot swim 30k at 3k/hr = 10hrs bike 600k at 30k/hr = 20hrs run 70k at 12k/hr = 6hrs Total 36hrs per week + extra 4-6hrs supplementary weights, conditioning etc = 40+ hrs per week are you serious? i thought its more like 30hrs wk for pro
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The run is about right. But you are way off on the bike and swim.
The bike should be upwards to 600k and the swim is likely around 20k at least. Mark
"RobWoozle" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Hello, I need to compare my training schedule to that of a pro (male). How many k's do they do, I have read the following. swim 30k/w ride 200k/w run 100/w
Me while working FT i am able to only fit in the following. currently swim 3k/w ride 150k/w run 70/w
Obviously i cant do Sub 2hr times in olympic distance without being a Pro Athelite. But if i could get to 2h5min that would be my aim while working FT.
What is the average bike speed of the pros in a tri? 39/40km/h
If you are only doing 3km a week in the pool then I hope that the swim is your strongest leg - either that or your ride and run are really quick and you can make up time.
If you go to www.triathlon.org you can get all the results and split times for the elite triathletes.