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Post by gregnemes on Aug 14, 2009 8:12:51 GMT -5
ive been doing a "compound brick" for the past two seasons. ive seen some pretty good gains from it. would liek to see your guys thoughts on how to tune this workout a little better - or if any of you guys do something similar.
here it is:
go to the track, bring your bike, running shoes, water/sports drink, and a towel. set up a mini transition area.
weeks 1-4: 1. 3x 2 mile bike/1 km run 2. 4x 2 mile bike/1 km run 3. 5x 2 mile bike/1 km run 4. 3x 2 mile bike/1 km run
weeks 5-9: 1. 3x 3 mile bike/1 mile run 2. 4x 3 mile bike/1 mile run 3. 5x 3 mile bike/1 mile run 4. 3x 3 mile bike/1 mile run
weeks 10-13: 1. 3x 4 mile bike/2 km run 2. 4x 4 mile bike/2 km run 3. 5x 4 mile bike/2 km run 4. 3x 4 mile bike/2 km run
recoveries are 1-2 minutes of walking
helps with speed, getting used to transitioning fast, and really reduces brick fatigue.
let me know what you think!
greg
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Post by MarkD on Aug 14, 2009 14:15:52 GMT -5
Greg - A friend of mine who no longer lives in the area was a world class agegroup duathlete. He did this type of workout and preached it as gold. So... I believe !
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Post by mgorris on Aug 14, 2009 15:08:29 GMT -5
Ditto MD's comments
Josh Ritchie used to do these all the time and let's just say he was pretty fast
good luck
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