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Off-Season Training for the Cyclist: 

Off-Season Training for the Cyclist Lorri Lee Lown USA Cycling Licensed Coach ACE-Certified Personal Fitness Trainer Johnny G. Certified Spinning® Instructor Founder & Coach, Velo Girls™

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If you do the same thing the same way all the time..... you’ll get very good at doing the same thing!

General Adaptation Syndrome: 

General Adaptation Syndrome Alarm -- Resistance -- Exhaustion

Define your season based on goals!: 

Define your season based on goals! What do you want to do next year?

Periodization: 

Periodization The process of varying your training based on annual cycles, defined by your goals. Macrocycle -- typically one year Mesocycle -- phases of training Microcycle -- daily & weekly training plan

Sample Periodized Training Program: 

Sample Periodized Training Program Try this at home!

October & November: 

October & November Base Training LSD Rides Cross-training Resistance Training -- hypertrophy low weight (65-85% 1RM) moderate repetitions (6-12) high sets (3-6) 30-90 second rest between sets 2-3 times/week

December & January: 

December & January Strength Phase Strength Rides -- hills, big gears Resistance Training -- strength high weight (>85% 1RM) low repetitions (1-6) high sets (2-5) 2-5 minute rest between sets 2-3 times/week

February & March: 

February & March Power Phase -- explosive! Power Rides -- sprints, intervals Resistance Training -- power moderate weight (75-85% 1RM) low repetitions (3-6) high sets (3-5) 2-5 minute rest between sets 2-3 times/week incorporate plyometrics and Olympic lifts

April & May: 

April & May Muscular Endurance Phase Tempo Rides with Strength & Power Intervals Resistance Training -- endurance low weight (65-85% 1RM) high repetitions (6-20) high sets (3-6) 30-90 second rest between sets 2-3 times/week

June - September: 

June - September Peak Phase -- might include multiple peaks Tempo Rides and Strength & Power Rides for Maintenance Resistance Training -- maintenance low weight (65-85% 1RM) moderate repetitions (6-12) high sets (3-6) 30-90 second rest between sets at least one time a week

Alternatives for Winter Riding: 

Alternatives for Winter Riding Commuting Night Riding Indoor riding on a trainer or rollers Indoor Cycling Classes Stationary Cycling in the gym Cross-training

Now Recruiting!: 

Now Recruiting! Old guys who get fat in winter race team. (don’t go there)

Nutrition & Weight Loss: 

Nutrition & Weight Loss Winter is the best time to focus on weight loss or maintenance The first national bank of C, P & F You don’t have to be Lance to keep a food journal -- www.FitDay.com

Great Reads!: 

Great Reads! The Cyclists Training Bible -- Joe Friel Fred Matheny’s Complete Book of Road Bike Training Serious Cycling -- Ed Burke, Ph.D. Cycling Health and Physiology -- Ed Burke, Ph.D.

What are you dying to know?: 

What are you dying to know? Yep, it’s time for Q&A..........

Off-Season Training for the Cyclist: 

Off-Season Training for the Cyclist Lorri Lee Lown USA Cycling Licensed Coach ACE-Certified Personal Fitness Trainer Johnny G. Certified Spinning® Instructor Founder & Coach, Velo Girls™