Free 6-month Ironman 70.3 training plan
Plot your sessions now with our downloadable six-month 70.3 triathlon training plan from coach Dermott Hayes.

Whatever your standard, ability, goal and time available, we have a training plan for you.
Use this guide to our Triathlon Training Plans where Helen Webster points you in the direction of the best free training plan for you: from beginner to advanced, supersprint to Ironman, whether you want to improve your swim, bike or run, or all three.
Plot your sessions now with our downloadable six-month 70.3 triathlon training plan from coach Dermott Hayes.
Want to master the middle-distance triathlon, commonly known as the 70.3 or half-Ironman? Dermott Hayes has a 70.3 training plan that’ll help ensure you’re race ready…
It’s simple really – add strength training to your sessions to get faster! Here’s the plan that will keep you race strong.
With bricks, race efforts, open-water swims and tapering, this 6-month Ironman training plan will take you up to your big Ironman race day in top condition.
Been inspired to attempt your first full Ironman-distance race but unsure where to start? Well you won’t go far wrong with Dermott Hayes’ 12-month Ironman training plan…
Moving up to a middle-distance triathlon and want some help with your training? Here’s all the advice you need plus three free training plans…
Want to try triathlon but don’t know how to start training? This eight-week super-sprint training plan will ease you in and before long you will be addicted to the sport
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.
Racing middle distance triathlon in a few months? Want to smash your PB? Then follow our eight-week plan to reach the finish line faster
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
This 8 week training plan is intended for individuals already exercising and wanting an introduction plan for a standard-distance duathlon (10km run/40km bike/5km run).
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.
A coach is a great investment, but you can also create your own programme if armed with the right tools. Here’s how…
A free 12-week plan to help you nail the marathon leg of an Ironman
Blend two disciplines together in your training and become a transition titon and a stronger and faster athlete! Yep, it’s time to work on brick sessions with coach Dermott Hayes…
Want to train with power but don’t know where to start? Well hang on to your Lycra, as here’s a 3-month power meter training plan from Dermott Hayes that’s guaranteed to transform your performance
Want to swim faster next season? The off-season is the perfect time to build your swim technique with endurance, speed and drill sets. Here’s a downloadable training plan to keep you focussed and on track
This winter, with the help of this base strength training plan from Dermott Hayes, build a strong base from which to launch your new and best season yet
Gradually increasing training volume is crucial to allow the body time to adapt before race season, Greg Whyte explains why…
Swim intervals are your pool-based friend and are guaranteed to boost swim speed. Below you will find an introduction to interval training and a two-week interval-focussed training plan, plus five sample swim sessions, all designed to help beginners improve their swim performance.
Try these four strength and conditioning routines alongside your winter triathlon training.
Think high-intensity training isn’t for us triathletes? Well think again, and get ready to smash your race PB with this 8-week HIIT training plan from Dermott Hayes
If running is your weakest link, this run strength training plan will help improve your running fitness and speed in just eight weeks
When planning your training schedule you might have come across the terms, macro, meso and microcycles. So what are they? And why are they important for your triathlon training? James Witts explains