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A 25-minute swim-bike-run inspired brick session to build smooth transitions and aerobic power.
Intermediate Triathlon Brick
A 25-minute swim-bike-run inspired brick session to build smooth transitions and aerobic power.
Warm-Up
Prime shoulders, hips, and heart rate for a brick-style session. 5 minutes.
Main Brick
3 rounds of swim-bike-run inspired work. Keep transitions quick and controlled. 18 minutes.
Cool-Down
Bring the heart rate down and open hips/shoulders. 2 minutes.
Neuromuscular Switching Across Disciplines
The Stationary Bike-to-Mountain Climber-to-Bear Crawl sequence mimics the motor pattern disruption triathletes experience mid-race, forcing your neuromuscular system to rapidly recruit glutes, hip flexors, and core stabilizers across changing demands. High Knees prime stride turnover before the run segment, reducing the quad-heavy shuffle that plagues bike-to-run transitions.
The Brick Effect: Why Your Legs Betray You
Cycling locks your hip flexors in a shortened position and floods your quads with lactate, making the first 800m of any run feel like concrete legs — this is the brick effect. The Glute Bridge and Bodyweight Good Morning in warm-up pre-activate your posterior chain so your hamstrings and glutes share the load the moment you dismount, not ten minutes later.
Compressing Adaptation Into 25 Minutes
This session uses specificity and metabolic overlap — the Jump Rope elevates heart rate to aerobic threshold before the bike segment sustains it, creating continuous cardiorespiratory stress without recovery valleys. To personalize intensity, increase Stationary Bike resistance until your cadence drops below 85 RPM, then hold that effort into Mountain Climbers to simulate genuine race-pace transit