How to Pace Yourself For a Sprint Triathlon | Your Ultimate Guide!

Struggling to finish your triathlons strong? Don't let too-fast starts slow you down! Learn how to pace yourself with optimal performance in mind. In this video, I'll show you how you can use intensity measures such as pace, power and RPE to develop a realistic pacing strategy that will help you race your best and cross the finish line faster! Watch now and take your sprint triathlon performance to the next level.

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How to Pace Yourself For a Sprint Triathlon | Your Ultimate Guide!
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[cunninghamb]

Doing my 1st one in 2 weeks. My goal is 1 hour and 40 min. And to enjoy it. I'm 40, thanks for the tips

[oldmandice]

I'm 60 yrs old, in my 3rd year of competing, and just finished a sprint tri, 400M swim, 20K bike, 5K run in 1:06:12 (best time so far). My pacing strategy was go as hard as I could...that's it. If it didn't hurt I wasn't pushing hard enough. If I couldn't breath I was going too hard. Finished 1st place in my age group and 12th overall. Oh, and my chain came off on my bike at about the 7K mark (took me about 2 min's to get back into the race). I feel that people way over think sprint tri's, I know when I started I did.

[michaelwall]

The run was the easiest. The swim almost drowned me lol I had lost 91 lbs before and didn’t understand I sank now. The bike was aight.

[parkerbrown]

Didn't find this useful. Very unspecific.

Who is the audience for this?

If beginners, you don't need to include a potential of 16m finish for a 5k. Anyone hitting that time is going to be very experienced.