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Ironman 70.3 training plan PDF

Download a free Ironman 70.3 plan PDF + CSV: choose 16–26 weeks, optionally add a race date, and get a printable week-by-week summary.

Last updated/Mar 20, 2026, 02:10 PM
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Inputs → outputs

This page is intentionally practical: get numbers first, then read the how-to.

Inputs

  • Plan length (weeks)
  • Race date (YYYY-MM-DD) (optional)

Outputs

  • Printable PDF
  • Editable CSV (spreadsheet)
  • Recommended start date

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Useful outputs beat generic SEO copy. Print a PDF or share this page before race week.

Tip: print or save as PDF for race week.

Example presets

Prefill with a realistic scenario

Pick an example to prefill the calculator, then tweak inputs for your own training week.

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Quick answers

The 60-second version

Snippet-ready answers to common questions. Use the calculator above for the numbers.

Is a 12-week 70.3 plan enough?
Only if you already have a strong base in all three sports. Most athletes do better with 16–24 weeks so long rides and bricks are repeatable.
Do I need bricks every week?
Often one controlled brick per week in build/peak is enough. Bricks are rehearsal, not weekly races.
Is this free?
Yes — download the PDF/CSV and use it as a planning map. The app adds adaptation and decision support when life happens.

Assumptions

What this tool assumes

  • This is a week-by-week plan summary (not a day-by-day calendar).
  • You’ll need to practice fueling and transitions on bricks — execution is the sport.

Limitations

What can break it

  • Does not replace professional medical or injury guidance.
  • If you’re truly starting from scratch in swim/bike/run, choose a longer plan and build consistency first.

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FAQs

Is a 12-week 70.3 plan enough?

Only if you already have a strong base in all three sports. Most athletes do better with 16–24 weeks so long rides and bricks are repeatable.

Do I need bricks every week?

Often one controlled brick per week in build/peak is enough. Bricks are rehearsal, not weekly races.

Is this free?

Yes — download the PDF/CSV and use it as a planning map. The app adds adaptation and decision support when life happens.

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