OUTSTANDING clear and specific training information! I love your sincerity and post-race thoughts. Extremely valuable for those prepping for their first 70.3.
Man, running injuries are the worst... Lol I learned the hardway too.. in the video I made about ironman training the whole thing i figured out was "do not get injured running"
I’m doing my first Ironman 70.3 this September and hearing how you analyze your time in such healthy way gives me optimism to not get overwhelmed if things go wrong during the race. 💪 Thanks for sharing and explaining.
Wonderful! We are also training for an iron man 70.3 this year and are documenting our journey, along with sharing some studies and research on training along the way! Let us know if you like our content! :)
I strongly believed that lack of strength training is the reason of my injuries and issues with running. Recently I started to focus on strength training more. Unfortunately also not without troubles. But you you ended up with an injury with all the strength training and knowledge applied. Something to think about. 🤔
Would love to here or see what kind of volume you were accumulating each week per discipline per phase. Training for my first Half Iron in May next year...in my pre base phase now.
Take the trail out toward the casino. I can't remember the name of the trail but if you head down olentangy but don't go downtown go straight instead that trail goes for like 60 miles or so
Yes, it's certainly possible for someone who's say, averagely fit to complete a 70.3 with one year of training. Just make sure you only ramp up the training slowly and be really careful with the running, which is where most injuries occur. I'm also training for a 70.3 in summer of 2022 to celebrate my 60th birthday. I've done a couple of sprint marathons before but I'm happy to have the extra time as being a little older I need to be really careful about making progressions in terms of both speed and distance really gradual to avoid injury.
Nope. Closer to 2:40 I think. I actually hobbled/ walked for about 5 miles of it. Live and learn though. I'll be really strong for my next one in either 2021 or 2022
Personally I do bike on Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. Swim on Tuesday/ Thursday. Run on Tuesday, Sunday. But you can divide it up however you would like.
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OUTSTANDING clear and specific training information! I love your sincerity and post-race thoughts. Extremely valuable for those prepping for their first 70.3.
👍🏼
Man, running injuries are the worst... Lol I learned the hardway too.. in the video I made about ironman training the whole thing i figured out was "do not get injured running"
I am doing my first 70.3 in 10 months! Thank you for your insight. This is valuable information.
10 months is a long time to train. Make sure you enjoy the process
Did you bonk
I’m doing my first Ironman 70.3 this September and hearing how you analyze your time in such healthy way gives me optimism to not get overwhelmed if things go wrong during the race. 💪
Thanks for sharing and explaining.
Good luck!
thanks for sharing! especially for sharing your times! takes guts and it is very appreciated!
Thank you! Starting training for my 70.3 in June and this was very helpful
Hope your training goes well! Feel free to reach out on IG anytime if you have questions as you’re going through it
Wonderful! We are also training for an iron man 70.3 this year and are documenting our journey, along with sharing some studies and research on training along the way! Let us know if you like our content! :)
So truthful and encouraging.
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. Great that you learned lessons in training and during the race. Will pay dividends going forward!
Already has! Running stronger than ever now
Best video on the starter pack brother 💪🏽
Super helpful video and tips! I really appreciate the strength training component. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!
You're welcome! I'll have to do an update after my next race hopefully in late 2021. Training is going much better this time.
Please do. I look forward to an update. I’m glad to hear your training is going well!
thanks for this video, really help me, also very honest on the results.
I strongly believed that lack of strength training is the reason of my injuries and issues with running. Recently I started to focus on strength training more. Unfortunately also not without troubles. But you you ended up with an injury with all the strength training and knowledge applied. Something to think about. 🤔
I recommend 80/20 endurance plan, especially for running. Good luck next race.
That’s pretty much what I did for my next race and it went really well.
Matt goes HARD!!
Haha a little too hard training for this first one actually. Next one I'll go hard and smart
Tnk u !! Really helpful, well done and clear ! 🇮🇹
Thank you!
Great video, thanks.
thanks for this, you seem like a good guy
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words
Would love to here or see what kind of volume you were accumulating each week per discipline per phase. Training for my first Half Iron in May next year...in my pre base phase now.
good luck!
Where is a good place to log long distance cycles in Columbus. Currently live at OSU, don't feel safe cycling most places around here.
Take the trail out toward the casino. I can't remember the name of the trail but if you head down olentangy but don't go downtown go straight instead that trail goes for like 60 miles or so
You trained quite a bit. 7 months of high volume training. (I'm Toby and I'm autistic)
1 month out from mine and this scared me 🤣
Is a 70.3 iron man okay to do your first triathlon? I can give myself 1 year of training
Yes, it's certainly possible for someone who's say, averagely fit to complete a 70.3 with one year of training. Just make sure you only ramp up the training slowly and be really careful with the running, which is where most injuries occur. I'm also training for a 70.3 in summer of 2022 to celebrate my 60th birthday. I've done a couple of sprint marathons before but I'm happy to have the extra time as being a little older I need to be really careful about making progressions in terms of both speed and distance really gradual to avoid injury.
@@JesusWasHeree Good luck!
@@kandamy1 thank you, good luck on yours!
My man, we gotta get you out of Ohio.
What type of knee injury did you have? Doesn’t look pleasant
I am assuming you did not run a 1:30
Nope. Closer to 2:40 I think. I actually hobbled/ walked for about 5 miles of it. Live and learn though. I'll be really strong for my next one in either 2021 or 2022
@@TheMovementSystem ouch.
@@TheMovementSystem so what caused you to bonk the run? Did you over cycle?
You develop all running swimming and cycling together
How you organise it in your week
Thanks 👍
Personally I do bike on Monday, Wednesday, Saturday. Swim on Tuesday/ Thursday. Run on Tuesday, Sunday. But you can divide it up however you would like.
I'm a 50kg female and I eat 4000cals ahahah yeh u didn't have enough