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Endurance Brick Workouts: Bike-to-Run, Swim-to-Run, Transition

A triathlon-inspired training protocol designed to master the art of “bricking” by seamlessly transitioning between cycling, running, and swimming. This course guides you…

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  • Last Updated: May 28, 2025
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About Course

A triathlon-inspired training protocol designed to master the art of “bricking” by seamlessly transitioning between cycling, running, and swimming. This course guides you through metabolic and neuromuscular strategies to minimize “brick” fatigue, sharpen your pacing, and build endurance resilience for multi-sport events or varied workout sessions.

 

Benefits of the course

  • Physiological Adaptation: How the body responds to back-to-back efforts and strategies to accelerate recovery.
  • Pacing Across Disciplines: Techniques to manage effort so you avoid early burnout when shifting sports.
  • Neuromuscular Transition: Drills that re-train muscle firing patterns for smooth bike-to-run and swim-to-run changes.
  • Gear & Setup: Best practices for equipment arrangement and quick transitions.
  • Mental Strategies: Visualization and cueing methods to overcome the discomfort of the second effort.
  • Session Structuring: How to blend volume and intensity in bricks for steady progress.

Course Content

  • Personal Recovery Check-In

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  • Update:May 28, 2025
  • Lectures8
  • Skill LevelIntermediate
  • Languageenglish,arabic
  • Quizzes3
  • Course Duration: 6h 13m

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Requirements

  • Equipment: Bike (indoor trainer or outdoor), running shoes, swim gear (goggles, cap, optional wetsuit)
  • Space & Setup: Access to a pool or swim course, safe cycling route or trainer, and a flat run segment.
  • Baseline Fitness: Comfortable completing each discipline individually (e.g., 30min bike, 20min run, 400m swim).
  • Warm-Up: 10 min of dynamic mobility, light cycling or swimming before each brick.
  • Safety: Practice transitions at controlled pace first; always hydrate and refuel between segments.
  • Progression: Increase brick duration or intensity gradually—no more than 10% per week.

Target Audience

  • Triathletes of all distances building transition efficiency.
  • Duathletes and aquabike competitors refining their off-bike/off-water legs.
  • Endurance athletes seeking metabolic variety in training.
  • Coaches and trainers programming multisport sessions.
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Endurance Brick Workouts: Bike-to-Run, Swim-to-Run, Transition
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