This is the third podcast in the series “How to train for an Iron distance event”. In previous episodes we discussed the general principles, followed by building a foundation and the swim. In today’s episode we discuss the final two disciplines, the bike and the run, and in particular topics such as:
Why the bike has the biggest influence on your entire race
Why you must have a bike fit ASAP and train in your aero position
Understanding your race effort
BIG rides and why you should do them solo or with no more than 2 others ...
This is the third podcast in the series “How to train for an Iron distance event”. In previous episodes we discussed the general principles, followed by building a foundation and the swim. In today’s episode we discuss the final two disciplines, the bike and the run, and in particular topics such as:
- Why the bike has the biggest influence on your entire race
- Why you must have a bike fit ASAP and train in your aero position
- Understanding your race effort
- BIG rides and why you should do them solo or with no more than 2 others
- Choosing training routes that have a similar profile to your event
- Why the marathon is not about running fast, but about minimising the slow down
- Avoiding injury, compromise and consistency
- Do you really need intervals to run well on race day?
- The journey and how it’s as important as race day
Jeff Galloway and the run/walk approach to run training
http://www.jeffgalloway.com/training/run-walk/
Intensity Factor versus Time approach to Ironman Bike pacing
https://www.trainingpeaks.com/blog/how-to-cheat-by-using-a-power-meter-in-an-ironman/
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