For the passionate triathlete, a regular training schedule is essential for staying on track. Fortunately, creating your ideal weekly routine doesn’t have to be an arduous process; with a bit of planning and dedication you can design a tailor-made program that will take your physique, fitness and performance to the next level. In this blog post we’ll discuss everything from setting realistic goals to devising an effective regimen that fits into your busy lifestyle – so read on if you’re looking for inspiration to make 2021 your most successful year yet!
Set aside at least 30 minutes each day for your workout
Working out can be a great way to get in shape and improve your overall health, but with our busy lives and packed schedules, it can be tricky to motivate ourselves to get up and get moving. Setting aside at least 30 minutes a day for exercise is a great first step in making sure that you stick to an effective workout routine. Whether that time is spent running, lifting weights or doing yoga, discovering what type of activity works best for you and dedicating the time each day may even help to boost your mood and increase productivity. Try implementing a weekly training schedule for yourself today!
Break down your workouts into manageable chunks
Breaking down your weekly training schedule into smaller, more manageable chunks can help you stay on track with your fitness goals–without feeling overwhelmed. Whether it’s breaking up a long run into sprint intervals or scheduling yoga and weightlifting classes for different days of the week, breaking apart workouts may not only make them more bearable, but also easier to stick with in the long term. Plus, the flexibility of having shorter sessions lets you plan rest days in between so that your body can recover as needed. In short: breaking down big goals into small tasks is key for fitness success.
Make sure to stick with a routine – consistency is key!
Consistency can be a challenge to master, but it is an important element in achieving success. Establishing a regular weekly training schedule and adhering to it can help ensure that you make progress in your desired results. having set times for particular activities (like stretching before and after your workout) can create a seamless rhythm and transform your routine into something easy to maintain. Furthermore, well-planned breaks throughout the week or specific days off may give you the rest you need without taking away from the quality of your work. So remember: consistency is key! Create a weekly training schedule that works for you and stick with it!
Make sure to stick with a routine – consistency is key!
Consistency can be a challenge to master, but it is an important element in achieving success. Establishing a regular weekly training schedule and adhering to it can help ensure that you make progress in your desired results. having set times for particular activities (like stretching before and after your workout) can create a seamless rhythm and transform your routine into something easy to maintain. Furthermore, well-planned breaks throughout the week or specific days off may give you the rest you need without taking away from the quality of your work. So remember: consistency is key! Create a weekly training schedule that works for you and stick with it!
Take rest days when needed – it’s important to give your body time to recover
Without rest, the body begins to breakdown and stunt its growth. Putting in additional time to train can be helpful, but it should never replace rest days. Resting is just as important as the training itself; it gives your body time to breathe and recovers from the work put in during your sessions. Taking a day off or even a few hours out of a workout may not seem like an ideal plan, but it’s necessary for real progress. Trusting your own instincts and listening to what your body needs are key elements when you’re trying to build yourself up physically.
Consistency and dedication are essential to achieving your fitness goals, as evidenced by the weekly training schedule. Following a routine facilitates better physical change over time and has psychological benefits as well. Set aside at least 30 minutes every day for exercise and break down your workouts into manageable chunks. Research different exercises to help you reach your fitness goals and remember to take rest days when needed. Monitor your progress by keeping track of the amount of time and reps you do each week, so you can see regular improvements in strength, flexibility, endurance and overall wellbeing. So let’s get out there and start meeting those fitness goals! Talk to your coach for more specific advice on building the best program for you. With some dedication and consistency, it won’t take long before you start to reap the rewards of your hard work. All good things take time and effort, and fitness is no exception – but it’s worth it!
Schedule
Please review the schedule for this week as there are a few changes. Keep up the good work.
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Enclosed you will find the update/reminder and announcements for this weekend:
Thirsty Thursday – Tonight 6:30 pm
Put your workout clothes in the washer and let your hair down. Join us for our monthly social.
Date / Time: Thursday, March 16 at 6:30 pm
Location: A La Carte – 609 Irvington Ave, Orlando, FL 32803
Keep up the good work everyone and I will see you all on Tuesday morning!
Schedule
If you plan to swim Lucky’s Lake – Please arrive at 6:15 am, take a wetsuit and do at least two laps.
OMIUS PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCEMENT
Great cooling system!
You may have seen the OMIUS cooling headband on many of the top pros and AGs at last years races including the Ironman World Championships in Kona and we are excited to be one of their select partners for 2023.
OMIUS is offering a 20% discount code to us and providing us with a first look at a limited release of the brand new VISOR and HAT versions of the technology. A limited number of visors are available now and the hat is coming soon. Order now to get yours first.
I hope you are all having a good day. There are a few athletes racing at the Great Floridian in Clermont and Clash Endurance in Miami.
Enclosed you will find the weekend schedule:
Saturday
Arrival Time: 7:30 am
Start Time: 8 am
Location: MIMS Coast to Coas Ride
Coach: Jeff Meister
Duration: 2 – 3 hours bike / followed by a 20 min run
Sunday
Arrival Time: 6:50 am
Start Time: 7 am
Location: Baldwin Park
Team Lead: Don DeBeaux
Duration: 90 – 100 min
2024 Tri Training Cruise – Feb 2 – 5, 2024
Join the Warriors of Tri Peak Athlete and CFL Tri Club for a training weekend on the a bigger cruise ship Allure of the Seas from Royal Caribbean. Enjoy lectures, strength conditioning, cycling, running and swimming with our USA Triathlon Level 3 Coach Hector Torres and other coaches!
What do you get:
Welcome Reception
Goodie Bag
Nutrition Samples
Daily Training Sessions and Activities
Lectures by our Level 3 Triathlon Coach
Team Building Activities
Cost:
Event Fee: There is a 250 event fee per cabin that is not refundable based on double occupancy.
There is $200 is refundable up until final payment date, which is Nov. 13th. The event fee deposit is not refundable.
Here is the penalty schedule:
50% Penalty 74 to 51 days prior to sailing
75% Penalty 60 to 31 days prior to sailing
100% Penalty 30 days or less prior to sailing.
Future Cruise Credit
If someone has a Future Cruise Credit (excluding a NEXT booking prepayment), it can be applied to a booking within your group.
Come join the largest Triathlon Club in Central Florida and the most structured club in the Nation! All level of athletes are welcome: beginner, intermediate, advanced and physically challenged. We have a group of Elite USA Triathlon experienced coaches to help you achieve your goals. Coached sessions held 7 days a week.
For Saturday, please arrive 30 min prior and we will meet at the tent.
Breakfast Race Morning
You have trained your body for several weeks to get you ready for this day, race day! Now, what should you eat before going to the race? These are some suggestions that we can implement during your training; especially, before your long runs so when Race Day comes you know your how your body is going to react to your morning fuel. Read the rest of the article at: https://tripeakathlete.wordpress.com/2023/03/03/start-your-race-right-the-best-pre-race-breakfast-ideas-for-runners/
Join The Club
Come join the largest Triathlon Club in Central Florida and the most structured club in the Nation! All level of athletes are welcome: beginner, intermediate, advanced and physically challenged. We have a group of Elite USA Triathlon experienced coaches to help you achieve your goals. Coached sessions held 7 days a week.
What an amazing weekend. We kicked off our 1st Special Olympic Triathlon Clinic at Lake Louisa. It was a huge success.
I am very proud of everyone’s hard work and dedication. It is paying off.
Best Damn Race – Lake Eola
This weekend is the BDR in Orlando. I am very excited to see all of you race this weekend. Our tent is going be set up at lake Eola somewhere in the North Lawn near the Eola House or in the Farmer’s Market Circle. Please arrive arrive at 6:45 am for a group pic. If you haven’t signed up, you can still sign up at: https://orlando.bestdamnrace.com
As we are getting ready for a hot race it is very important to get heat acclimatized. Therefore, I recommend a passive heat acclimatization. This is a process of gradually and naturally allowing the body to adjust to warmer temperatures. It involves staying outdoors in hot weather or sitting in a sauna for a period of time. Initially, the body may feel uncomfortable in the heat and sweat profusely as it attempts to cool itself down, but over time, the body becomes accustomed to hot weather and is better able to regulate its temperature.
This process can help reduce symptoms of heat illness such as cramping and dehydration. Additionally, passive heat acclimatization can help improve endurance and performance in hot weather. Some strategies for passive heat acclimatization include spending increased amounts of time outdoors, wearing fewer layers of clothing when outside, and avoiding physical activity during the hottest part of the day. It is very important to hydrate and take some electrolytes during this process. Start off with 10 min and then gradually build to 20 min. With regular practice and patience, passive heat acclimatization can help individuals become more comfortable in high temperatures.
Central Florida Tri Club - Swim, Bike and Run 