TriSmart Training Systems has created a 12 week Build/Peak/Race training plan designed to help a triathlete get ready for their Half Ironman/70.3 "A" Race. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who has completed Base training, currently trains 10-13 hours a week, can run 13 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 50 miles comfortably, swim 2500 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 13 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

This is a focused 10 week half marathon plan geared towards a runner currently running 15- 20 miles per week and capable of completing a 6-8 mile run. This progam consists of 3 runs per week plus additional cross training. Each run has a pace determined by the runner's current fitness level (recent 10k run time). A pace calculator is included to set the proper pace zones. Detailed instructions are also attached. I have had great success with this training plan, with all sorts of runners, from beginners to quite advanced athletes, having used this plan to set PRs. I am sure it will work for you to!

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 12 week Build/Peak/Race training plan designed to help a triathlete get ready for their Olympic Distance "A" Race. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who has completed Base training, currently trains 8-11 hours a week, can run 8 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 35 miles comfortably, swim 2000 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 11 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 12 week training plan designed to help a triathlete peak/taper for their Ironman race. TriSmart has geared this program to an athlete who has already completed 4-6 months of base building and who currently trains 12-15 hours a week, The athlete should be able to run for 2 hours, cycle for 4-5 hours (80 miles) miles comfortably, swim for 1 hour (3500 yards). This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

This is a 16 week half marathon plan geared towards a newer runner currently running 0-10 miles per week. This progam consists of 3-4 runs per week. Each run has a pace determined by the runner's current fitness level (recent 10k run time). A pace calculator is included to set the proper pace zones. Detailed instructions are also attached.

This is a very advanced 16 week 5k plan geared towards a runner currently running 15 miles per week and capable of completing a 5 mile run. This progam consists of 4 runs per week. Each run has a unique pace determined by the runner's current fitness level (determined by short tests included in the plan). You will retest every 4 weeks to make sure you are training at the correct pace. A pace calculator is included to set the proper pace zones. Detailed instructions are also attached.
I have had great success with this training plan, with all sorts of runners, from beginners to quite advanced athletes, having used this plan to set PRs. I am sure it will work for you to!

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 16 week base training plan designed to help a triathlete prepare for their Half Ironman/70.3 season. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who currently trains 6-8 hours a week, can run 6-8 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 30 miles comfortably, swim 2000 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 13 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 16 week base training plan designed to help a triathlete prepare for their Ironman season. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who was trained for triathlons for 2 years and has completed a half iron/70.3 distance triathlon. The athlete should currently train 8-10 hours a week, be able to run 8 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 40 miles comfortably, swim 3000 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 15 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 16 week base training plan designed to help a triathlete prepare for their Olympic distance triathlon season. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who currently trains 4-6 hours a week, can run 6 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 20 miles comfortably, swim 1500 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 11 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.
This plan is also a great stepping stone to complete before attempting the Half Iron Base Building plan.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 16 week training plan designed to help a newer triathlete complete an Olympic distance triathlon. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who currently trains a few hours a week, can run 3-4 miles, bike 15 miles, swim 500 yards and can commit up to 8 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary. I have also included my race tips on race selection, nutrition and transitions.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 16 week training plan designed to help a first time triathlete complete a sprint distance triathlon. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who currently works out a few hours a week and can commit up to 6-7 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary. I have also included my race tips on race selection, nutrition and transitions.

This is a focused 16 week marathon plan geared towards a runner currently running 20- 25 miles per week and currently capable of completing a 10 mile run fairly comfortably. This progam consists of 3 runs per week. You are encouraged to cross train an additional 2-3 days per week as well (although not included in the schedule). This is a great plan for a triathlete who wants to focus on the marathon but not lose all their fitness in swimming and cycling.
Each run has a pace determined by the runner's current fitness level (recent 10k run time). A pace calculator is included to set the proper pace zones. Detailed instructions are also attached.
I have had great success with this training plan, with all sorts of runners, from beginners to quite advanced athletes, having used this plan to set PRs and qualify for Boston. Good luck!

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 24 week complete training plan designed to help a triathlete get ready for their Olympic Distance "A" Race. TriSmart has geared this program to triathlete that has participated in couple sprint distance triathlons. This triathlete should currently train 4-6 hours a week, run 4-5 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 20 miles comfortably, swim 1500 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 11 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 28 week complete training plan designed to help a triathlete get ready for their Half Ironman/70.3 "A" Race. TriSmart has geared this program to triathlete that has participated in triathlon for a couple years and has completed a couple Olympic distance triathlons. This triathlete should currently train 6-8 hours a week, run 6-8 miles at a time comfortably, cycle 30 miles comfortably, swim 2000 yards comfortably, and can commit up to 13 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 32 week training plan designed to help a newer triathlete complete an Half Ironman/70.3 distance triathlon. TriSmart has geared this program to someone who currently trains a few hours a week, can run 3-4 miles, bike 15 miles, swim 500 yards and can commit up to 13 hours per week in the hardest weeks. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.
I have also included my race tips on race selection, nutrition and transitions.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 8 week training plan designed to help a triathlete improve their cycling in the off season, while maintaining fitness in swimming and running. TriSmart has geared this program to an athlete who can currently run for one hour, cycle for 2 hours and currently works out a 6-10 hours a week and can commit up to 10 hours per week in the hardest weeks. The plan consists of 4 bikes, 2 runs and 2 swims per week. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.

TriSmart Training Systems has created a 8 week training plan designed to help a triathlete improve their running in the off season, while maintaining fitness in swimming and cycling. TriSmart has geared this program to an athlete who can currently run for one hour, cycle for 2 hours and currently works out a 6-10 hours a week and can commit up to 9 hours per week in the hardest weeks. The plan consists of 4-5 runs, 2 bikes and 2 swims per week. This plan can be used with a heart rate monitor but it is not necessary.