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Posted On: October 14th 2026, 03:24 pm
i’m currently training for my first T100 a 100km triathlon whilst trying to maintain my precious strength & muscle so the challenge isn’t just fitting everything in, it’s managing fatigue so one session doesn’t compromise the next

i’ve moved to an 8-day rotation rather than a traditional 7-day week, giving me more flexibility to distribute training stress and protect my key sessions

i’m also using my traffic light system to guide how i structure each day

🔴 red: high intensity or high muscular demand, threshold runs, turbo intervals and heavy strength

🟠 orange: longer aerobic sessions, lower intensity but still a considerable recovery demand

🟢 green: easy aerobic work and technique sessions, keeping overall fatigue low

the aim is to alternate higher and lower stress days where possible, rather than accumulating moderate levels of fatigue every single day

this is particularly important with concurrent training, where we’re trying to develop strength and endurance simultaneously, because session order and recovery can influence the quality of subsequent sessions

it’s not a perfect split, and there’s always going to be some overlap when you’re training across multiple disciplines, but the goal is to be more intentional with where fatigue accumulates 🤷🏼‍♀️
Comments (12)
stauss.anna 19 days ago

stauss.anna

Love it, nice work, what’s the 8th day?

camille4wildcat 19 days ago

camille4wildcat

Are your two a days AM/ PM sessions or usually right after another

treasures.of.a.gypsy 19 days ago

treasures.of.a.gypsy

This is wonderful!

skiptomysambambam 20 days ago

skiptomysambambam

There are so many factors that play into this. So to say it’s as simple as you or you can’t is not correct.

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