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Re: Tri Book Recommendation

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  1. I'll second The Training Bible and add "Training Plans for Multi-Sport
    Athletes" as another great book for plans specific workouts. Got both on
    Amazon for under $15 each.

    "Dave Hallsworth" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Sorry if this has been posted a million times before.

    I'm looking for a reasonably advanced multisport book that spends most of
    its time talking about training. I've picked up a few in book shops, and
    most of them seem to cater for the 'couch potato wanting to do a sprint


    tri'

    Quoted message said:

    crowd, which is fair enough, just not applicable to me (competitive


    runner,

    Quoted message said:

    ex-competitive swimmer, pants at bike!). Though I am new myself (no tri
    races yet), I'm looking for something with specific swim drills, hill work
    for cycling, etc, and less of the motivational waffle.

    I took a quick glance at 'Serious training for endurance athletes', which
    looked OK - anyone read this?

    Many thanks,
    David

  2. Quoted message said:

    I'll second The Training Bible and add "Training Plans for Multi-Sport
    Athletes" as another great book for plans specific workouts. Got both on
    Amazon for under $15 each.

    I bought the training bible. Now I just have to periodize my life.....!

    Dave

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