Titan’s Free Guide
To Fitness



What would you like to improve?
I want to improve my nutrition
Key session: Nutrition testing for race, and the table below:
*Always consume electrolytes during sessions harder than easy intensity
| Type of Session | Duration | Carbohydrates (g/hour) |
| Recovery | less than 1 hour | 0 |
| Easy | less than 1 hour | 0 |
| 60mins-90mins | 30 | |
| 90mins-150mins | 45-60 | |
| 150mins+ | 75-90 | |
| Tempo | 90mins & less | 60 |
| High Intensity | less than 1 hour | 30 |
| 60mins-90mins | 45-75 | |
| 90mins & more | 75-100 | |
| Post Session | – | 4:1 carb:protein ratio |
I want to improve my endurance
Key sessions: Long easy sessions (zone 2) & zone 3 intervals
Reason: Building an aerobic base is key for endurance, as well as being able to perform at a high percentage of your Vo2max. This is sometimes referred to as improving your LT1.
I want to improve my speed
Key sessions: High intensity intervals (zone 4+)
Reason: A higher anaerobic capacity indicates better performance in explosive and high-power movements. This is sometimes also referred to as LT2. High intensity intervals are vital in raising this anaerobic capacity.
I want to improve my efficiency
Key sessions: Steady-State workouts
Reason: Efficiency in endurance sports refers to the ability of an athlete to perform at a given intensity while using the least amount of energy. Training at this intensity is key to improve efficiency
I want to improve my strength (muscular force)
Key sessions: Hill repeats & Gym work
Reason: Muscular force in endurance sports refers to the ability of the muscles to generate power over extended periods of time during physical activity. A higher muscular force also allows more efficiency and aids injury prevention.
I want to improve my mental fitness
Key sessions: Race pace workouts (with a few extra notes*)
Reason: A mentally fit athlete can push through mental barriers, overcome challenges, and remain composed under pressure, which is crucial for success in endurance events. It’s also useful to track as a metric when considering overall well-being of an athlete.
Athlete Results

Jean Lambrechts
From only finishing 5km to 3:14:06 marathon
in 8 months

Ruan Badenhorst
280w to 350w FTP
In 1 year

JP Du Plessis
3rd Xterra Junior World Championships

Jacques Badenhorst
3x Duathlon National Champion
Extreme Triathlon Winner
