Brick sessions are a great training session to help develop the neuromuscular system to prepare you for future events (as well as future training sessions). Not only that but you will get a great physiological training stimulus. This session is perfect to build your off season fitness for sprint and Olympic Distance Triathlons.
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Brick sessions are a great training session to help develop the neuromuscular system to prepare you for future events (as well as future training sessions). Not only that but you will get a great physiological training stimulus. This session includes efforts at race pace to help prepare for your next Sprint or Olympic Distance Triathlon.
View More Monday’s Brick: GTN’s Short Course Brick
Brick sessions are a great training session to help develop the neuromuscular system to prepare you for future events (as well as future training sessions). Not only that but you will get a great physiological training stimulus. This session includes efforts at race pace to help prepare for your Sprint Distance Triathlon.
View More Monday’s Brick: Runner’s World Threshold Sprint Brick
Brick sessions are a great training session to help develop the neuromuscular system to prepare you for future events (as well as future training sessions). Not only that but you will get a great physiological training stimulus. This session includes a number of VO2 max intensity efforts to stimulate your top end speed, as well as as some time at threshold effort at the end of each segment. This session is a great session for anyone preparing for a sprint or Olympic distance triathlon.
View More Monday’s Brick: Dave Scott’s Beginner HFH Brick #2
A brick session is a great way to develop your body for the rigours of transitioning from one discipline to the next. This version is great for athletes with limited time to develop a qwik transition and get used to running fast off the bike.
View More Monday Brick: Indoor Brick-Build Bike/Run Quad-Burner
A brick session is a great way to develop your body for the rigours of transitioning from one discipline to the next. This version is great for short-course athletes to develop a qwik transition and get used to running fast off the bike.
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