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WEEKLY TRANSITION
3rd JULY 2019 – SWIM, BIKE, RUN, READ

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LET'S BEGIN TO BUILD
 
 
 
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This week marks the beginning of Build Week 1.  If you’re not really sure what that means, we work off a 3-week periodization in our programs (2 weeks on, 1 week recovery).  It’s always good to know where you are in this cycle, so that you can incorporate the appropriate intensity and manage the work load.  It’s probably also a good time to remind ourselves of the training zones.  There’s a reason your programs have a T# assigned to each activity, so it’s important you follow this.  There’s no point training too hard during a set when you should be recovering, or going too easy and not seeing any gains.  And heaven forbid you fall into the ever-elusive trap of just training in the grey zone!  You know the one……loads of time put in, loads of kms pushed out, just keep ticking along…….but hey? Where’s my results?!?!?  You need the peaks and troughs for adaptation to occur.  So don’t dismiss this, don’t skip over the training zones article below.  Read it.  Understand it.  And ask questions! 
This week also sees the changeover in Training Phases.  During the month of July, we continue through our endurance-based training, continuing to concentrate on technique, whilst now also building strength. Time Trials continue during this month and are there to assist us (and you!) to monitor your training progress and improvements.
WEEKEND RACING VIBES: Good luck to our athletes heading north to take on the Gold Coast Marathon festival (Mario & Neda) and to Lisa Macfarlane who has been prepping herself into tip-top shape to tackle the mighty Challenge Roth! 

Enough ramblings…..Read On my pretties…..R E A D    O N :)

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TRAINING ZONES
 
 
 
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Do You Know Your Zones?
Training Zones in your program are the most important part in improving athlete performance. Each training zone represents a training load that will induce specific training adaptations in the body. In order for an athlete to improve his/her performance – these zones must be adhered to wherever possible. Changes in training zones on your program represent the need to improve and adapt to new and higher levels of performance. Training zones are very unique and vary with each individual. Age can be a very general guide to ranges although the common mistake made is that the higher the heart rate the better the training – this is not the case, especially with endurance athletes. Follow the link to find an outline of each training zone, the training load, and why it is used to improve your performance, as well as a detailed description of each zone.
TRAINING TIPS
 
 
 
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Pool Swimming Etiquette
Swimming in a pool is a great way to work on your technique and fitness, however it can be frustrating if swimmers don’t observe ‘swimming etiquette’. To ensure every swimmer has a great swim, do your best to observe and follow the pool rules when squad swimming.
FUNCTIONAL STRENGTH TRAINING
 
 
 
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Get Me Some Bands!
There's no escaping the wonderful world of BANDS, and we're seeing more and more athletes completing their exercises after each swim set.  Resistance bands are simply a tool that help you replicate any functional movement, while applying a strength enhancing, muscle building resistance. As a result, resistance band training will make movements and muscles stronger while simultaneously improving movement coordination.
But...now you need to know where to get your hands on them.  You can check them out here: EBAY Supplier or we've also found other suppliers offering deals for 2 sets (highly recommended as 1 set is only 1 length and you need double to do both arms at the same time).  It doesn't matter where you get your bands from - just make sure they have different tensions (colours) and preferably come with handles.  Shop around!
TRI EATING
 
 
 
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Buckwheat Pancakes
* Do you struggle to eat early in the morning?
* Need a quick pre or post-training snack?
* Ever have trouble controlling your sweet tooth?
Solve all your problems in one with this pancake recipe from Coach Steph! 
#TriAlliance #EatingWithPurpose #MealPrep
#MondayMotivation #FoodForFuel #FuelYourBodyRight
UPCOMING TRAINING SESSIONS
 
 
 
Thursday 4 July - Run Time Trials 6:00pm
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  • With Coach Ollie & Coach Bondy @ Albert Park Lake
  • With Coach Greg @ Essendon
  • For all athletes
  • Be ready to run on time
  • Check timetablefor meeting locations
Friday 5 July- Swim Session 5:45am
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  • With Coach Weekesy &  Coach Dan
  • For intermediate & advanced athletes
  • Be ready to hit the water on time
  • Check timetable for meeting locations
Saturday 6 July - Long Course/Advanced 6:30am
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  • With Coach Ollie
  • Advanced athletes only
  • Approx 100kms
  • Meet at North Point Cafe (North Rd)
  • Be early enough to listen to pre-session briefing
  • Distance according to ability/race goals
  • Ensure you carry all spares, leavers, CO2, money & phone
  • Check timetable for meeting locations
Saturday 6 July - Short Course/Beginner 7:30am
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  • With Coach Bondy
  • All athletes welcome
  • Approx 40-50kms
  • Meet at Wantirna Mall (crn Mountain Hwy & Boronia Rd)
  • Be early enough to listen to pre-session briefing
  • Distance according to ability/race goals
  • Ensure you carry all spares, leavers, CO2, money & phone
  • Check timetable for meeting locations
Sunday 7 July - Long Run 8:00am
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  • With Coach Ollie & Bondy from MSAC front entrance
  • With Coach Greg from Fairfield Park Boathouse (Car Park)
  • For all athletes
  • Be ready to run on time
  • Bring warm clothing to complete functional strength, stretching and technique activities
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