What do you get with a training plan?

After purchase, your plan will be available in your own private online training log account. You'll enjoy these benefits and more:
- Daily e-mails with your next workout keep you on track
- Create your own routes or search our library of routes for tracking your workouts
- Map, graph and share workouts with your friends by e-mail, Facebook and view in Google Maps or Google Earth
- Upload workouts from one of more than 80 training devices (Garmin, Suunto, Timex, Polar, more) or easily record your workouts manually
- Track your fitness and gain confidence
- Complete nutrition tracking to monitor your diet
- Get support and answers on the Message Boards
Sample workouts:
Workout #1 : Run
Planned Time: 0:20:00
Run on a flat course - a soft surface would be best (grass, dirt or treadmill) - keeping heart rate in Zone 1.
Workout #2 : Other
Greetings
Hello and thank you for choosing one of my professionally designed training plans to help you reach your athletic goals. My plans are structured to build your overall fitness, endurance, muscular endurance (the ability to swim, ride or run at race pace) and economy (the oxygen consumption required for a given pace.) The plan is designed to help you along the training process so you can successfully cross the finish line and meet your goal. The training plans have been tried and tested by athletes around the world with high levels of success. I want you to be successful too.
You can find free downloadable supporting documents in several locations, including the right side of my TrainingPeaks main page here: http://home.trainingpeaks.com/training-and-nutrition-plans/plan-author.aspx?c=ZL4MKR4J2IGLY&d=all
I look forward to helping you reach your training and racing goals.
Gale Bernhardt
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Workout #3 : Strength
Planned Time: 0:40:00
Warm up aerobically, running or cycling for 10-20 minutes, then complete 2-3 sets x 15-20 repetitions (reps) of the designated exercises using a light to moderate weight.
Workout #4 : Swim
Planned Time: 0:20:00
Swim the designated number of 50s or 75s in the Zones indicated. Zone 1 = Z1, Zones 1-2 = Z1-2, Zones 1-3 = Z1-3. Take rest intervals (RI) as indicated between each 50.
Workout #5 : Strength
Planned Time: 0:40:00
Warm up aerobically, running or cycling for 10-20 minutes, then complete 2-3 sets x 15-20 repetitions (reps) of the designated exercises using a light to moderate weight.
Workout #6 : Bike
Planned Time: 0:20:00
Ride in Zones 1-2 on a flat to gently rolling course at 90+ rpm. If you're unable to spin 90+ rpm coast and recover until you can.
Workout #7 : Swim
Planned Time: 0:20:00
Swim the designated number of 50s or 75s in the Zones indicated. Zone 1 = Z1, Zones 1-2 = Z1-2, Zones 1-3 = Z1-3. Take rest intervals (RI) as indicated between each 50.
Workout #8 : Day Off
Planned Time: 0:00:00
Relax
Workout #9 : Run
Planned Time: 0:30:00
This level is used for aerobic maintenance and endurance training. Heart rate should stay primarily in the 1 to 2 zones. How much time is spent in each zone depends on how you feel that day. The goal of an E2 run is not to see how much time you can spend in Zone 2. Run a rolling course if possible, with grades up to 4 percent. For reference, most highway off-ramps are 4-percent grade. Changing the grade on a treadmill, for those living in vertically deficient cities, can simulate hills. If you run with a group, inner discipline is necessary to let the group go if they turn a training run into a race.