The basic format would be a late Friday ride, a Saturday split session with a long coffee break in the middle (that's when you put on your "Halfway through Hell" shirt and go for a danish and coffee.), and a Sunday ride to finish it off.
But what is fun? What is hard? And what is too much? I like the idea of specific courses such as the Alp de Zwift on Friday but with intervals to make it hard. Saturday is Figure Eight course in a small gear for higher cadence followed by a climb up to the Radio Tower on the Epic climb in a low cadence big gear effort. Sunday is an Hour Power with increasing intensity. This suits me, I think. Others will probably want specific workouts to do. So...coach picked these out.
Friday: GCN Dan Lloyd Super Fast is 4 X 10 minutes with a fast interval finish. Hell indeed. Or opt for a beginner's Classic 2 X 20 minutes or the First Flash of Fast if your not up to intervals this point of time.
Super Fast , First Flash of Fast , Two By Twenty
Super Fast , First Flash of Fast , Two By Twenty
Saturday Session 1 is a toughie to start: Coach's Challenge, the Minute Man will keep you jumping.
Then, at last, some rest and a little bragging. but not for long.
Saturday Session 2 is a long one that starts easy '60-90 Minutes: Mat Hayman's Paris Roubaix 1"
Miinute Man
Hayman's Parix-Roubaix
Miinute Man
Hayman's Parix-Roubaix
Sunday is the test of them all, the Hour. Dare to ride a solid hour time trial at your FTP level or use 'Time Trial- TT#1 The Polish' to train to improve your hour effort.
The Polish
The Polish
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