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BrianMc posted 3 years ago.
YOu may already have it, but read The Triathletes Training Bible. Its a godsend.
Brian
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Jeyradan posted 3 years ago.
Yeah. There's always the stuff here on Trifuel, there's beginnertriathlete.com, there's this - which I like - http://www.triedmonton.com/admin/PDFs/ShepleyTrainTips.pdf - and Geochuck has great swim sites.
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jsoder posted 3 years ago.
try trainingpeaks.com and click on products. They have complete training programs mapped out.
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vanjames posted 3 years ago.
Gale Bernhardt's book "Training Plans for Multi-Sport Athletes". Got me through my first Half IM. Has beginner and intermediate programs from duathlons, to sprint tris to Full Ironmans in various time formats (13 or 27 weeks eg)
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BrettD58 posted 3 years ago.
Attend the USAT Level I coaching clinic in the fall and get certified.
Brett Daniels
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www.thesportfactory.com
Hi! I've been asked to coach new triathletes at an amateur level for a non-profit organization (for fun). Having never done this before, although I know what to do, as I am an "experienced" triathlete, I still need help (of course). Does anyone know of a place on the web that I can go and review/retrieve/download workouts, training programs, etc?
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