Tri Something New!

Below is a blog written by our Holiday Manager in Portugal, Renata Kaničárová. Renata has been our Holiday Manager for three years now and knows how things work in Portugal better than anybody! She keeps everything running smoothly and ensures that from the moment you land in Faro to the moment you are dropped back off at the airport, you do not need to worry about a thing!

2016's Tri Something New guests enjoying a well-earned ice cream

This is my third season working for Tri Training Harder and I can honestly say that this week is my favourite week in the season. It's not that I don't like 'normal' triathletes, not at all. In fact I would be surrounded by athletes the whole day and sleep in my cycling kit if I could - but my friends say this is a bit weird. Tri Something New is an extraordinary week where you can be sure that you will NOT hear any of these words: watts, triathlon races, maximum heart rate, VO2, VDOT and CSS.

Holiday guests by the stunning Algarve coastline

TRI Something New is a training holiday for complete beginners interested in getting fit. This specific week is not only for triathletes but for people who would like to get a bit of motivation and encouragement to get in shape, do exercise and have some fun as well.

What can you expect from this week?

The training during this week includes scenic country walks, work out sessions, core work and pilates sessions, swimming, cycling lessons with learning about signalling, cornering and braking, building confidence on a bicycle as well as learning how to like riding uphill (yes it can be enjoyable!!). Most of these activities include a coffee and cake stop or an ice cream stop! I can promise there will be lots of fitness sessions, laughs and great sun tans.

How much does this week cost?

The price for a full week (4th - 11th of May) is £849 (4th - 7th May) and long weekend £499 (4th- 8th May).

What's included in the price?

Aluminium Road Bike (optional carbon bike for £50)

Helmet Hire

Pedals - of your own choice

Fitness lessons with a qualified coach

Fully Guided Rides

Video Analysis

Food & Drink

Transfers

Are you interested in experiencing something new, getting in shape combined with fun together?

You can see more information or book your training holiday on

this

link or contact us on

holidays@tritrainingharder.com

and we can give you more information.

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