The ideal stepping stone to an Ironman.
A 16-week plan for the 1.9 km swim, 90 km bike and 21.1 km run, with a progressive long-ride and long-run build and fuelling practice for a five-plus-hour race.
An honest guide to who gets the most from this.
Personalised for you from your questionnaire.
Five to seven sessions a week, built around your available time.
Progressive long sessions with brick sessions to build race endurance.
Practise your fuelling for a race lasting five hours or more.
A proper taper and a clear plan for race week.
The shape of your training from first week to race day. The sessions themselves are built around you.
Build aerobic endurance and a consistent routine.
Longer rides and runs, regular bricks and fuelling practice.
Your biggest weeks and race-pace sessions.
Two weeks to freshen up, with a clear race-week plan.
From first message to race day.
Enter your race date to see when your 16-week plan should start.
Pick the plan that matches your race.
| Sprint | Olympic | Half Ironman (70.3) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Race distance | 750 m / 20 km / 5 km | 1.5 km / 40 km / 10 km | 1.9 km / 90 km / 21.1 km |
| Plan length | 8 weeks | 12 weeks | 16 weeks |
| Price | £99 | £149 | £229 |
| Sessions a week | 3 to 5 | 4 to 6 | 5 to 7 |
| Best for | A first triathlon or faster sprint | Stepping up or chasing a PB | Your stepping stone to an Ironman |
The things athletes usually ask.
Fill in the Get in touch form and choose the plan you're interested in. I'll reply, send you the athlete questionnaire and a secure payment link, then build your plan from your answers.
No. This is a one-off, personalised plan. If you'd like regular feedback and calls as you train, have a look at the monthly coaching packages.
No. A sports watch or app that records your sessions is enough. A heart rate monitor helps, and a power meter is useful but not essential.
See the refunds and cancellations policy. In short, you can cancel within 14 days, but not once your full plan has been delivered.
Get advice from your GP or a physio first. My plans aren't a substitute for medical advice.