If you’re in any sort of shape, you can probably jump off the couch and huff your way through a local trail run, obstacle race, or 10K. Of course, there are more effective approaches. Your perÂformance will drastically Âimprove with a Âtraining schedule—and it doesn’t have to be complicated. To that end, we tapped .
Her triathlon-inspired plan is not too easy, not too tough, and can be modified to fit any sport. “Swimming, running, and cycling are a great combination for getting fit, getting strong, and feeling good,” Lindley says. “The variation in sports will give you that full-body conditioning that everyone strives for.”
This single, adaptable regimen will get you through any competition in style. For general fitness, follow the seven-day basic cardio plan on top, then customize it to the race you’re training for with the speed, endurance, and strength modifications described below. Repeat weekly for lasting fitness.
