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🏊 Sprint Triathlon Plan

8-week sprint triathlon preparation program: 750 m swim, 20 km bike, 5 km run. Transition (T1, T2) strategies, race-day nutrition, equipment and brick workouts.

🏊 Sprint Triathlon Plan — illustration

Sprint Triathlon Specifics

Sprint triathlon (750 m swim + 20 km bike + 5 km run) is the most popular triathlon distance for beginners. Average finish time — 1:15–1:45 hrs. It is a great introduction to the triathlon world — enough of a challenge, but it does not require a year of preparation like Ironman.

🏊 Swim (750 m)

~12–20 min. Usually in open water. It is essential to practice in open water before the race — sighting, waves, contact with other participants.

🚴 Bike (20 km)

~35–50 min. The longest part of the distance by time. This is where most of the calories are consumed.

🏃 Run (5 km)

~20–30 min. The hardest part — your legs are "wooden" after the bike. Brick workouts (bike → run) are essential.

🔄 Transitions (T1, T2)

T1 (swim→bike): 1–3 min. T2 (bike→run): 1–2 min. Fast transitions — free time gain.

📅 8-Week Training Plan

WeekSwimmingBikeRunningBrickTotal hrs.
12x 800 m2x 15 km2x 3 km-~3.5
32x 1000 m2x 20 km2x 4 km1x short~4.5
52x 1200 m2x 25 km2x 5 km1x full~5.5
72x 1000 m2x 20 km2x 4 km1x easy~4.0
81x 500 m1x 10 km1x 2 km-~1.5

🍽️ Competition-Day Nutrition

💊 Supplements for Triathletes

SupplementBenefitDose
Carbohydrate DrinksEnergy on the bike60 g/hr
ElectrolytesHydration in all phasesAs needed
Whey proteinRecovery after workouts25–35 g
Omega-3Inflammation Reduction2–3 g/d
CaffeineEnergy during the run leg3–6 mg/kg

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💡 Practical Tips

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