Strength And Conditioning Workout For Beginners | Be A Stronger And Faster Triathlete

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  • Strength and conditioning exercises are a great addition to your swimming, cycling, and running training. And it's certainly becoming more popular amongst the pros.
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    I do have some very good reasons as to why you might want to start making regular trips to your gym. Well the obvious, you will get stronger. Which translates to being more powerful. And therefore faster. And it'll also make you more efficient. But you can see your gym as prehab. So you can work on your weaker areas. Preventing yourself from getting injured. And therefore, saving a bit of time in the long run.
    But you might be worried that going to the gym will make you too big and muscly to be a triathlete, and it's purely for cyclists. But it's not actually. You'll see professional swimmers and runners in the gym just as much as you will cyclists. So, if you are new to strength and conditioning, we've put together a basic plan to help get you started. That you can adapt to suit yourself.
    A simple exercise to start with is the back squat. So the bar will be across your shoulders. But, before you get to the bar, you just check you've got the right movement for the squat. So, start with your feet a little bit wider than your shoulders. Just slightly. Either facing forwards, or slightly facing outwards. And then from there, you're going to bend at the hips and the knees. Squatting down as far as you can comfortably go. And then back up again. Trying to keep your back nice and straight. It'll be really important when you've got the bar on. If you've got a mirror, just check your form in the mirror. Do a few of these to make sure you're nice and warmed up.
    And then when you are warmed up, it's time to get to the bar. And if you're new to it, then start with the lightest bar you can find. Without any weights on. And you're just gonna do a few simple squats with that. So, make sure it's the right height. That you can duck under it and take the weight on your shoulders. Also then, you can get rid of the bar quickly if you find it too heavy. And just walk back into these.
    So, this is already setup with the right height for me. I'm gonna duck under. And I take the weight just across the top of my shoulders. Find a nice comfortable hand position. So your hands are gonna support the weight for your shoulders, take most of it. And then stand up. Step backwards away from the rack. And find the right position. So once you're comfortable in that position, you're just gonna repeat the movement you did earlier. Squatting down. Facing forwards. And driving back up 'til your legs are fully straight and extended. If you're finding this easy, or you're happy with it, go to a heavier bar. And then you can start to add on some weights.
    This is an upper-body exercise. It's the lat pulldown. So, as it sounds, it's gonna work your lat muscles down here. And it's perfect for swimming. So you wanna find a bar similar to this. And if you've got one that's on cables, make sure you've got the weight the same on either side.
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Комментарии • 60

  • @hydra66
    @hydra66 6 лет назад +57

    remember to concentrate on form. Too many people get obsessed with how much weight they can lift and don't get the most out of the exercise. Start low and build up over time

    • @chrischupp9760
      @chrischupp9760 4 года назад

      hydra66 bad form makes things hurt too

  • @liambarber9036
    @liambarber9036 6 лет назад +15

    Squats, Deadlifts, and Step-ups are the strength training exercises I do as a Road cyclist.

  • @everydayhealthandtriathlon7387
    @everydayhealthandtriathlon7387 6 лет назад +5

    This is almost my exact routine. I just add some weighted core work and low cable rows. This is great advice.

  • @kaitlinb476
    @kaitlinb476 6 лет назад +4

    Exciting! 2nd year doing triathlon and 2018 will be my year! thank you for all the videos

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад +2

      Good luck with your racing in 2018!

  • @bekw4366
    @bekw4366 4 года назад +5

    1 - Deadlifts
    2 - Pull Downs
    3 - Reverse Lunges
    4 - Dumbbell Bench Press
    5 - Hamstring Curls

  • @tabibbernard
    @tabibbernard 2 года назад +1

    Wow ! As usual best advice and exercises!!!!
    👍

  • @lighting_fast
    @lighting_fast 4 года назад +1

    You definitely get a thumbs Up, you explain things so clearly

  • @Ainttrippin
    @Ainttrippin 6 лет назад +3

    Great stuff guys! Quick point...you don't want to flare your elbow that much when you bench press! Terrible for your shoulders! Smaller movements to strengthen the rotator cuff will be much more effective for compliment swimming

  • @gerlonggaul
    @gerlonggaul 6 лет назад +2

    I want more videos like this.

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @jennarobinson6513
    @jennarobinson6513 6 лет назад

    Thanks! Just what I needed to help with my NY resolution of incorporating strength and conditioning work into my week :)

  • @mikefinley4723
    @mikefinley4723 4 года назад +1

    Thank you ! Great video!

  • @pr0faker
    @pr0faker 6 лет назад +1

    For us deskworkers and coming from a bike background, can you do a video about what to do when you have low flexibility in those affected muscle to gain more freedom of movement?

    • @Davide_media
      @Davide_media 6 лет назад +1

      pr0faker yoga is a great idea. But you should keep your back straight when working on a desk to prevent back pain

  • @ianstewart2584
    @ianstewart2584 6 лет назад

    This was great. I’m doing some, and learned some new, so thanks

  • @Karlm01
    @Karlm01 6 лет назад +8

    Either use flat trainers or none while doing squats and deadlifts, Heather was using running trainers from the look of it.

  • @porkenz11
    @porkenz11 6 лет назад +9

    Magic weights on the squats, they dissapeared and then reappeared? 😂

  • @nootnoot1463
    @nootnoot1463 6 лет назад +2

    Cool, I do some of these already so good to confirm it’s right to do. Many differences for non-beginners?

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад

      You should be able to keep many exercises the same and adjust the weight or number or reps/exercises!

  • @Endura_Performance
    @Endura_Performance 6 лет назад +1

    I always worry about getting sore muscle and not allowed me to do a proper workout the next day...!!

    • @RoflJoker1994
      @RoflJoker1994 3 года назад

      That’s why you do a different muscle group and rotate them

  • @timstriathlonjourneys7575
    @timstriathlonjourneys7575 6 лет назад +1

    I must spend more time on these. If I do, will I get legs like Heathers?!!!

    • @RoflJoker1994
      @RoflJoker1994 3 года назад

      No you’ll get legs like feathers 😂

  • @dianabascon1274
    @dianabascon1274 5 лет назад

    How about deadlift? How many times per week we should follow.this program?

  • @tom_bikes
    @tom_bikes 6 лет назад +1

    I love “as it says on the tin.”
    not commonly heard in the Midwest USA. :-)

  • @bobbob9364
    @bobbob9364 3 года назад

    Does upper body strength training help running ••?

  • @prabo123
    @prabo123 6 лет назад

    hi nice video

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад

      Thanks prabo123!

  • @AmyNicoleStudio
    @AmyNicoleStudio 3 года назад

    How many hamstring curls? It’s not listed!

  • @travelnostalgia23
    @travelnostalgia23 4 года назад

    Hey channel tem..
    I am a beginer runner i do a intense training to my abs core and chest. But do only few leg workouts. My thinking is that if my leg muscel get tight i cant run a 5k. Pls help me my thinking is right or wrong?

  • @jimbo6612
    @jimbo6612 3 года назад +1

    What a babe 💓

  • @guldcola
    @guldcola 6 лет назад

    Should you aim to have weights so you lift till failure every time?

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад

      You don't want to be lifting until failure every time! You need to adapt this session to your ability, and if you need help with this then speak to someone at your local gym.

    • @guldcola
      @guldcola 6 лет назад

      Just to be clear, what I mean is, if you have to adjust the weights, so when you are at the last rep, you are struggling to finish. Hope it makes sense :D

    • @C0TT0N3Y3JO3
      @C0TT0N3Y3JO3 6 лет назад

      Yes you want to have a weight that the last few reps of each set are a struggle - not so much that your form is compromised, you'd be risking injury in that instance. Just enough that after your 60 - 90 second rest you have the energy to repeat the process for your desired number of sets.

    • @123tommyyy
      @123tommyyy 4 года назад

      Strength - heavy weight to only allow 5-8 reps ( 3 sets) or endurance - light weight 8-12 reps

  • @sherunsandfalls7229
    @sherunsandfalls7229 6 лет назад

    Which watch is Heather wearing, please?

    • @tignals09
      @tignals09 6 лет назад

      She Runs And Falls it’s a polar watch, think it’s the v800

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад

      Hi Hessel, it's the Polar M430

  • @VolhardingCyclingTeam
    @VolhardingCyclingTeam 6 лет назад

    SQUAD ASS TO GRASS!

    • @C0TT0N3Y3JO3
      @C0TT0N3Y3JO3 6 лет назад

      Not necessary; depth should suit your comfortable range of motion. No point squatting ass to grass if you don't have the mobility (either due to muscle tightness or simple body mechanics) to control the movement.

  • @snipman2312
    @snipman2312 5 лет назад +3

    This team be copying nick mason owner of GTN fitness!

    • @snipman2312
      @snipman2312 5 лет назад

      @Skeppy✅ I would have said more but I wanted this to get seen so people can actually see this!

    • @snipman2312
      @snipman2312 5 лет назад

      @Skeppy✅ You'd never know unless it starts

    • @snipman2312
      @snipman2312 5 лет назад

      @Skeppy✅ Honestly I think they'd probably ignore him because they are got a bigger audience so they probably think they run the place, when clearly they do not run no GTN. Nick has been doing his ting for more then 11 years. That is just an estimate of when I knew he started, he coulda started with another name, you never know. But all I know is there the is only one real GTN Fitness on RUclips.

    • @markthrelfall3577
      @markthrelfall3577 5 лет назад +2

      @@snipman2312 Hey! I hadn't heard of Nick Mason's GTN Fitness page. I have just checked it out, and it looks great. We support all RUclips channels, there shouldn't be any beef. He's doing a great job, we just so happen to have a similar name...but a very different audience. We are part of a bigger company including GCN (Global Cycling Network), GMBN (Global Mountain Biking Network), and us at GTN (Global Triathlon Network). I wish Nick all the best with GTN Fitness :) Thanks

  • @theunknownpodcast7893
    @theunknownpodcast7893 6 лет назад

    Did heather fell or fall? ;)

    • @kmonnier
      @kmonnier 6 лет назад

      Steven Gerrard Oh, I get it, it is like a play on words and her last name. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @gtn
      @gtn  6 лет назад +1

      Heather Fell and Mark Threl-fall-ed

  • @olivertodd2901
    @olivertodd2901 5 лет назад +1

    Please will do more videos. If you could wear bunny ears that would be great.

  • @ShamiehAdam
    @ShamiehAdam 6 лет назад +1

    How do I get better at swimming biking and running? I do those things. Weight training is not as beneficial and can require more recovery time.

    • @Ainttrippin
      @Ainttrippin 6 лет назад +6

      Their telling you how to get better. The weight training is to compliment your training and prevent overuse injury from doing the same thing all day every day. You're welcome.

    • @rybear916
      @rybear916 6 лет назад +1

      As well weight training preserves muscle mass we inevitably lose as we age

    • @polski1986
      @polski1986 6 лет назад

      Coach JG you didn’t he’s question at all ...

    • @polski1986
      @polski1986 6 лет назад

      What you might need in your routine are exercises to strengthen your hips and knees . Because you use a lot of the same muscles during running and cycling other muscles get weaker which can couse injuries later. Those would be exercises like lateral squat etc ... also a good core routine wouldn’t hurt...

    • @ShamiehAdam
      @ShamiehAdam 6 лет назад

      Sebastian Tri “knee and hip” are a huge variety of muscles that are the most used for running cycling. They are strengthened by running and cycling. Do you mean strengthen the knee and hip other than the muscles?