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SELF-GUIDED TRAINING • BUILT BY RSR

A plan for the finish line you picked.

Structured training without the ongoing coaching commitment. Explore RSR plans for triathlon, running, cycling, swimming, strength and obstacle racing, then choose the program that fits your goal, experience and schedule. Selected plans also include email coaching for occasional plan-related questions.

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SELF-GUIDED DOES NOT MEAN RANDOM

Your structure. Your schedule.

Follow a clear progression while keeping ownership of the day-to-day execution.

Self-Guided

A clear structure you can manage independently.

TrainingPeaks

Current purchase links connect through TrainingPeaks.

Multiple Sports

Triathlon, run, bike, swim, strength & OCR.

Budget Friendly

Structure without an ongoing coaching subscription.

​Selected plans also include email guidance when it is listed.

CHOOSE YOUR LANE

Start with what you are training for.

You do not need to scroll through every plan in the shell. Pick a category first and narrow the catalogue from there.

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Tri-Ready

Triathlon plans from first-race development through longer-course preparation.

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Swim-Ready

Technique, confidence and endurance progression for stronger swimming.

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Road-Ready

Running plans for building distance, speed and stronger race-day execution.

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Strength-Ready

Strength and conditioning plans for athletes who want a structured progression.

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Ride-Ready

Structured cycling development for endurance, distance and stronger riding.

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Spartan-Ready

OCR-focused preparation for hills, trails, carries, strength and race durability.

THE PLAN LIBRARY

Find your training plan.

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Tri-Ready

21 Weeks

Tri-Ready: 21-Week - Bridging the Gap 70.3 to Ironman (Advanced) + Email Coaching

A 21-week 140.6 plan for experienced triathletes with recent 70.3 fitness. Two swims, two rides, two runs and a rest day each week. Aerobic build and recovery blocks lead to a 160 km bike rehearsal, a long run capped at 28 km or 2 hours 45 minutes, and a three-week taper, with pacing and fueling guidance for a controlled finish.

Intermediate Plus - Comfortable with Several Hours

Athlete running outdoors

Tri-Ready

13 Weeks

Tri-Ready: 13 Week - Time Crunch Half Ironman (70.3) Experienced Athlete + Email Coaching

A 13-week 70.3 plan for experienced athletes short on time who can swim 1,500 m, ride 40 km and run 12 km separately. An assessment week sets training zones; three-week blocks balance long rides and runs, swims, strength and bricks. Bike- and run-focused weeks alternate, with every third week easier. Weekly notes cover recovery, missed workouts and race preparation.

Intermediate Plus - Comfortable with Several Hours

Athlete running outdoors

Tri-Ready

10 Weeks

Tri-Ready: 10-Week - Bridging the Gap 70.3 to Ironman Experience Athlete

An accelerated 10-week bridge from a recent 70.3 to a 140.6 for experienced triathletes with a strong endurance base. The plan includes training-zone assessments, two swims, two rides and two runs each week, progressive long sessions, recovery and taper weeks, and race guidance. Build on your existing fitness for a controlled full-distance finish.

Advanced - Comfortable all day

Athlete running outdoors

Tri-Ready

13 Weeks

Tri-Ready: 13 Week - Time Crunch Half Ironman (70.3) Experienced Athlete

A 13-week 70.3 plan for experienced athletes short on time who can swim 1,500 m, ride 40 km and run 12 km separately. An assessment week sets training zones; three-week blocks balance long rides and runs, swims, strength and bricks. Bike- and run-focused weeks alternate, with every third week easier. Weekly notes cover recovery, missed workouts and race preparation.

Intermediate Plus - Comfortable with Several Hours

Athlete running outdoors

Tri-Ready

10 Weeks

Tri-Ready: 10-Week - Bridging the Gap 70.3 to Ironman Experience Athlete + Email Coaching

An accelerated 10-week bridge from a recent 70.3 to a 140.6 for experienced triathletes with a strong endurance base. The plan includes training-zone assessments, two swims, two rides and two runs each week, progressive long sessions, recovery and taper weeks, and race guidance. Build on your existing fitness for a controlled full-distance finish.

Advanced - Comfortable all day

Athlete riding outdoors

Tri-Ready

32 Weeks

Tri-Ready: 32 Week - Gaining Momentum Ironman (140.6) Builder (Intermediate)

This program is built with simplicity in mind and builds on your existing triathlon and endurance fitness—requiring minimal equipment while delivering a clear, no-fuss approach to training. Straightforward, effective, and easy to follow, it’s designed to fit seamlessly into your busy schedule.

Intermediate - Comfortable with an Hour

NOT SURE WHERE TO START?

You do not need to become a training-plan archaeologist.

Start with your primary event or goal, then choose a duration and experience level that makes sense for where you are today. If two plans seem equally reasonable, ask us before you buy.

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Pick the goal.

Triathlon, run, ride, swim, strength or OCR.

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Check the starting requirements.

Choose the plan that matches what you can consistently do now.

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Check the timeline.

​Give yourself enough weeks to progress without trying to cram fitness.

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Read the full plan page.

Confirm frequency, prerequisites and the purpose of the program before purchasing.

PLAN OR COACHING?

Choose the amount of support you want.

A self-guided plan is a great way to train with structure and keep costs manageable. Ongoing coaching simply adds a different level of personalization, feedback and adaptation when that is what you need.

Training Plan

A clear path you can own.

  • Structured program with a defined progression

  • Athlete manages the calendar and day-to-day execution

  • Selected plans include email coaching

  • No proactive monitoring, routine workout analysis or repeated plan rebuilding

  • More affordable than ongoing coaching

  • No monthly coaching commitment

Ongoing Coaching

A coach in your corner.

  • Programming built around your individual schedule and goals

  • Plan changes as training and life change

  • Coach feedback, analysis and accountability

  • Support through event preparation and execution

  • Best when you want a closer coach-athlete relationship

TRAINING PLAN FAQ

A few things before you pick a plan.

Frequently asked questions

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