Free 8-week off-season training plan that’s adaptable for every level
Want to start the next tri season raring to go? Then this 8 week off-season plan that involves hitting the bike and run trails will have huge form and fitness benefits
Triathlon training plans and information for all levels from beginner to expert inlcuding nutritional information and how to deal with injuries.
Want to start the next tri season raring to go? Then this 8 week off-season plan that involves hitting the bike and run trails will have huge form and fitness benefits
If you’re new to heart rate run training, this guide will help you avoid common mistakes and make it easier to start. Taren Gesell explains…
Got designs on conquering Ironman? Then don’t neglect your base says Dermott Hayes. Here’s his 3-month IM base training plan to follow
It’s easy to mistakenly assume that triathlon is the pinnacle of endurance fitness, and to do one you need to be super-human as you have to excel in three sports, not just only one. The reality couldn’t be further from the truth, says Philip Hatzis
A free 12-week plan to help you nail the marathon leg of an Ironman
Plot your sessions now with our downloadable six-month, middle-distance triathlon training plan from coach Dermott Hayes
Start building a solid base in training now and have your best race season ever next year. Over to Dermott Hayes and his three-month plan for those aiming for Olympic distance glory next season…
These free Ironman training plans will help you race long-distance triathlons faster
The front crawl drills here are designed to improve the four key elements of a good swim technique; body position, leg mechanics, arm mechanics and your breathing and timing.
Smash out your final three-month block of Ironman training to ensure race-day success with this peak-phase training plan
A coach is a great investment, but you can also create your own programme if armed with the right tools. Here’s how…
Racing a sprint-distance tri this season? Then you need our expert advice and eight-week sprint triathlon training plan to help guide you to the finish line
In less than two months we can help improve your front crawl and shape you into a tri-torpedo, capable of exiting every swim in super swift time. Here’s how…
Whatever your experience, working on your base fitness pre-season is crucial for a successful race season. Coach Dermott Hayes has a cunning plan…
This six-month standard-distance triathlon training plan is for athletes planning to do a standard-distance triathlon and training around four times a week, between seven to eight hours.
Daylight hours are shrinking so it’s time to hop on the turbo and just ride, right? Think again with our ultimate guide to optimising your indoor cycling
If you have a passion for triathlon, becoming a triathlon coach will enable you to encourage, guide and support people either embarking on their swim, bike, run and triathlon journeys or looking to reach their potential in our sport. Over to Michelle Hayden, head of workforce at British Triathlon, to answer your questions…
Inspired to try swimrun? Make sure you are fully prepared for the sprint distance with this 12 week training plan from endurance sport coach Nicolas Remires.
Choose from a selection of beginner-friendly triathlon training plans to prep for racing and build fitness in the off-season.
Prepare for your Olympic-distance triathlon with this free six-month plan written by an expert coach
Your Ironman may be a dot on the horizon, but now’s the time to lay some swim/bike/run foundations. Here’s Dermott Hayes with his six-month base plan for iron-distance
Got an Olympic distance triathlon in the diary? Pick from one of our free training plans to get race-ready
Whether you’re targeting your first novice race or an Ironman personal best, we’ve got a triathlon training plan to suit you. Not only that, but they are written by some of the best coaches and athletes in triathlon – and free to download!
Racing an Olympic distance soon but short on training hours? Then follow our six-week plan for the time-crunched athlete