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                                       Summer Programme

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This weekly structure follows the 80/15/5 method, emphasizing mostly low-intensity (Zone 2) running, with some medium (Zone 3-4) and high (Zone 5) intensity sessions. Inspired by Eliud Kipchoge's consistent, focused approach, this routine balances triathlon training with strength and recovery. Vary durations to suit your requirements and access to training facilities. Seek expert guidance where required.

Day Discipline Focus Details
Monday Swim Technique & Endurance Drills, form work, easy pace (~45 mins)
Tuesday S&C Strength Focus 20–30 mins post-swim or on Tuesday (Routine A)
Wednesday Run Easy (Zone 2) 30–45 mins jog on 400m loop (grass or track)
  S&C Core Stability & Mobility 20–30 mins post-swim (Routine B)
Thursday Run Tempo (Zone 3–4) 5 min easy → 15–20 min moderate → 5 min cool down
Mobility Recovery & Stretching 15 mins of foam rolling, bird-dogs, side planks
Friday Swim Endurance 2,000–2,500m continuous swim or intervals (e.g. 5×400m)
Friday Bike Aerobic Base 45–60 mins at steady Zone 2 effort
Saturday Run (Alternates Weekly) Long (Zone 2) or Intervals (Zone 5) Week A: 60–90 mins Zone 2 run | Week B: 4–6 × 400m hard efforts (Zone 5) with equal rest
Sunday Bike Long Ride + Optional Brick Run 90 mins increasing to 3–5 hrs over time; 15–20 min jog off the bike
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❤️ Heart Rate Zone Guide

Zone Intensity % Max HR Description
Zone 1 Recovery 50–59% Very easy, active recovery, used for cooldowns
Zone 2 Easy 60–75% Conversational pace, aerobic base building
Zone 3 Moderate 76–82% Controlled tempo, sustainable for longer durations
Zone 4 Threshold 83–89% "Comfortably hard" effort, challenging but steady
Zone 5 Hard/VO2 Max 90–95% High-intensity intervals, short bursts with rest

🏋️ Suggested Strength & Conditioning Routines

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Routine A – Core & Mobility (after swim or on rest day Tuesday):

  • Glute Bridge (2×15)
  • Bird-Dog (2×12 each side)
  • Side Plank (2×30 sec each side)
  • Hip Openers
  • Foam Rolling

Routine B – Strength Focus (after run):    

Supporting Information:

How to train like Eliud Kipchoge

The above is intended only as a guide and users may undertake this at their own risk. Consulting a qualified medical professional before undertaking and exercise programme is always recommended