Sprint Triathlon Training Plan

Conquer Your First Sprint Triathlon with a Structured Plan

Are you ready to take on a Sprint Triathlon? Whether you’re a beginner looking to complete your first race or an experienced athlete aiming for a PR, our Sprint Triathlon Training Plan will prepare you for 750m swim, 20km bike, and 5km run with confidence.

Why Choose Our Sprint Triathlon Training Plan?

Completely custom and unique to you – built around your individual requirements, skills, experience, and considerations

Structured Weekly Workouts – Swim, bike, and run sessions tailored to your level
Progressive Training – Gradual intensity increase to optimize fitness gains
Expert-Designed Plans – Built by seasoned triathletes & certified coaches
Easy-to-Follow PDF Download – Printable and mobile-friendly plan

Who are these plans for?

  • Beginners doing their first Sprint Triathlon
  • Intermediate athletes looking to improve their speed & endurance
  • Those balancing work, family, and training but still want peak performance

What’s Included?

📆 12-Week or 14 Week Training Options
🏊 Swimming Drills & Open Water Preparation
🚴 Cycling Workouts for Speed & Power
🏃 Run Sessions & Brick Workouts
🎯 Race-Day Strategies & Tapering Guide

Example of the weekly training breakdown

Each week follows a structured plan to progressively build endurance and speed:

  • Week 1-4: Base phase – Focus on aerobic endurance and technique
  • Week 5-8: Build phase – Introduce race-pace intensity and transitions
  • Week 9-12: Peak phase – Race-specific workouts and tapering

Frequently Asked Questions

How is this different from a free triathlon training plan?

Unlike generic online plans, ProTriPlans is 100% customized based on your fitness level, goals, and available training time.

Which plan should I choose?

Choose the 3-Month Plan if you're preparing for a short-term goal or a Sprint/Olympic triathlon.

Choose the 6-Month Plan if you want long-term structured training or are preparing for an Ironman.

Do I need any special equipment?

A bike, running shoes, and swim gear are essential. Strength training may require light weights or resistance bands.