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beginner training schedule

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  1. I am new to the sport and need a workout schedule to train for my first Tri...any help would be
    appreciated.

  2. "Gary Poindexter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I am new to the sport and need a workout schedule to train for my first Tri...any help would be
    appreciated.

    Go here:

    trinewbies.comtrinewbies.com

  3. Gary Poindexter said:

    I am new to the sport and need a workout schedule to train for my first Tri...any help would be
    appreciated.

    Pick up a copy of Gale Bernhardt's "Training Plans for Multisport Athletes". It got me through my
    first sprint and Olympic races and covers most of the basics well enough to get you going.

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    Next year, after you get the tri bug and have a better idea of what you're capable of, you'll want
    to add Joe Friel's "Triathlete's Training Bible" to your library.

    John

  4. In preparation for reading Friel's book in the future, keep detailed records of your workouts /
    times / etc. this year. I'm also new to the sport, and am reading TTB right now. It's going to be
    very helpful....after I have at least a years worth of training and racing data to build
    schedules on.

  5. Ditto, mate. I think the Tri Bible is bests.

    Steve.

    (Brandon) said:

    In preparation for reading Friel's book in the future, keep detailed records of your workouts /
    times / etc. this year. I'm also new to the sport, and am reading TTB right now. It's going to be
    very helpful....after I have at least a years worth of training and racing data to build
    schedules on.

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