Ftfy
Yeah. Fair comment
6 weeks of training left then
Full last year and got to about this time and had every session pencilled in on the calendar; currently still in standard training /wing it mode.
Swim;
Was going ok - tho despite the crystal clear lake this week; managed to do the 1800ish loop 3 mins slower than previous weeks. Didnāt enjoy the breeze coming across the lake - first time took a mouthful of water in a while - then couldnt seem to hold a straight line (even swam into a tree!)
Bike;
Just need more time on TT. Zwift now all done so hopefully get some regular sessions and get comfy in position.
Run;
Well despite the flare up on the knee running outside; back on the treadmill and it was back to just a niggle. Canāt motivate myself to run past the hour inside tho. Plan another inside then going to try a run/walk outside see how things hold up that way.
Canāt say Iām desperate to try an off the bike run anytime soon either. Feels like a big step.
Whatās everyones key sessions over the next few weeks that I can blatantly steal rather than have my own training plan then?
Yes, I need this too. My coaching has finished and now I have 6 weeks to complete whatever training I can squeeze in.
Iāve got a 50TT planned on bank holiday, will ride it at target HIM power. Other than that, fill in the blanks.
Some of these sessions are on the sub 5 thread. I need to try and space bigger sessions these days to recover but TT level efforts like the 2*20 are a good starting place.
Probably 2 or 3K reps at slightly above race pace as well, can be done on the dreadmill
So I read that as āfast walkingā
My loose game plan is swim on a Monday, main ride on a Wednesday and main run on a Saturday. With a bit of fluff in between. Iām definitely undertrained, average 6 hours per week so far this year although am on target for 8 hours per week in May.
Solid tyres
āI ran to feelā¦ā
Says @gingerbongo on his 4:05/km brick run.
(Thatās meant to be sand and bags, btw)
Shut up you!
Watch was on HR only. Saw the odd km alert but didnāt adjust pace or effort as a result.
Really need to fuel these sessions properly though from now on or Iāll end up in a hole. 1600 cal pizza in the oven now, and thatās totally getting it!
Probably rode a bit too hard as well considering yesterdayās ride. Iām not very good at taking it easy when Iām on my own as I get bored.
@mw22 I guess thatās one of my key sessions. Albeit it was totally unplanned and I made it up as I went along today!
Good key session that
Fully in approval of a 2.5hr ride at race power, followed by a 10km run off at race pace, or slightly above.
Bread and butter sessions them
Yeah NP was 233 so probs a bit high. But the ride had just over 1000m elevation. No really big climbs, but lots of up and down. Deffo feeling yesterdayās 1700m climbing as well.
Iāve got 2 hours now until I have to get the girls from school. Put it this way, I donāt think my step count is going to be going up in that time!
That was a really decent bit of runnage on tired legs, looks like you were below 1h25 pace for a lot of it. Did it feel ok?
Yeha on the flat I was working but it was comfortable. Any time it even tipped up a bit (elevation wise), the fatigue really bit. As above, I was really under fuelled though which didnāt help.
Yeah - you donāt wanna fuel up for those.
Just a little bottle of sports drink and one gel should be fine for three hours total if youāve had a decent evening meal. Sleep and breakfast
Iām jealous now
Harking back to 2019 when I had day times free
Yeah I hope we are categorising those who can train like a pro vs those slaving away at work having to cram whatever sessions we can into a reduced window of opportunity
3 days of freedom. 3 days!
Iāll have the category, with @Jgav, for dealing with training and tiny kiddos that exhaust you all day long
Anyone without a tiny person in tow gets a 30 min delayed start.
FTFY
Young 'uns are easy. Swap??
Tho Iām missing more sessions from lack of sleep thanks to the senile cat than anything else
Thatās no way to describe the M50+s