
Why Triathletes Should NEVER Do Running Intervals
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In this episode, we break down real case studies from our athletes who smashed their run times—without hammering intervals or piling on big mileage.
You'll hear how one athlete ran back-to-back PBs off limited run volume and a strong bike base, and how another broke through a plateau running just 30–40k per week after injury.
If you’re chasing a marathon PB, coming back from injury, or deep in triathlon training, this will give you a fresh, proven perspective on what actually makes you faster.
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00:00 – Introduction
02:10 - How To PB Your Run
07:45 - The VO2 Engine
13:30 - Layering Fitness
25:00 - The Endurance Component
31:30 - One Key Session
35:15 - Training Vs Execution
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