A Guide to Tabata Training for Triahlons | Tabata Training Method

March 27, 2013

A Guide to Tabata Training for TriathlonsTabata is a high intensity four minute workout that has been proven to improve performance in many athletic disciplines. Tabata is especially attractive to triathletes because of the amount of time that normally needs to be devoted to triathlon training.Due to the fact that triathletes need to train across three different disciplines finding enough time to train and make progress can be difficult. This is particularly true for triathletes who need to support themselves with full time work while they are training…Tabata training will not only help to reduce the amount of time you need to spend training it can also help to produce breakthroughs in your performance. Tabata improves both your anaerobic and aerobic fitness in the same workout.

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