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a 36 week plan designed for the Masters (over 40) Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion).
An 8 week plan designed for the MASTERS (OVER 40) Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 8:45-14:20 hours per week. You will need to be able to devote between 4-5:30 hours to training on your weekends.
a 36 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion).
Our Spring plans build on the fitness you maintained and hopefully gained over the winter and incorporates FRC (Functional Reserve Capacity) work that you will need for early season races and rides. We will work on your NP (Neuromuscular Power)/Sprinting and your short AC (Anaerobic Capacity) Power, which are two important training zones you need for those early season events.
Of course, you’ll continue improving your FTP (Functional Threshold Power) with more and more work right at your FTP with some of my favorite FTP Workouts!
An 8 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 8:45-14:20 hours per week. You will need to be able to devote between 4-5:30 hours to training on your weekends.
An 8 week plan designed for the EXPERT/ELITE Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train 10-15+ hours per week. You will need to be able to devote between 4-5:30 hours to training on your weekends. You should be a bad ass to do this plan, since for most people it will be a build.
A 8 week plan designed for the Cyclist or Triathlete who trains with power, HR (Heart Rate), or RPE (Rate of Perceived Exertion) and can train around 11 hours per week (excluding Rest Weeks). You will need to be able to devote up to 4 hours of training on your weekends. Weeks 4 and 8 will be Recovery and Test Weeks. This is a Prep and Race Plan, so includes a Race Week Schedule for Saturday and/or Sunday Races as well as No Race and can be used by non-racers as well.
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