Welcome to Team Fit2Train

We are seeking to build a team of dedicated and passionate athletes who are looking to better themselves by training with other like minded individuals. We are continuously striving to offer the best training opportunities for team member which includes group training, training camps and seminars. Group training sessions are coached by professional multi-sport coaches and elite level triathletes.

Base Camp 2010

Of course Base Camp is returning. Mile after mile in the fabulous Hill Country, Hondo's, cattle guards, the tunnel, loose livestock, and the (so I've been told) over-the-top shopping in Fredericksburg for you non-cycling dudes and dudettes along for the ride. President's Day weekend is Feb. 13-15 next year, we hope you can make it. Absolutely for all ability levels, we go short, we go long, we love to ride. Get more information and register online.

Long Course Training Program

This program can be easily modified (shortened or extended) for any long course event between April and August. It is natural to adjust training blocks based on your current adaptation to stress, and having a different end point (goal race) is not an issue. Get more information and register online.

Sprint Training Program

You will receive a detailed training schedule separated into 3 groups (Rookie, Intermediate and Advanced) with workout schedules sent out via email every 2 weeks. There is enough detail in the training schedules that you can do the training totally on your own if needed. Get more information and register online.

Training Programs [+]
Fit2Train Rookie Sprint Program
for anyone looking to get into the sport or get that attention to help you move forward, this program is for you. the coaches you will have... [+]

Join The Team [+]
You can join the team today and you will have access to: experienced coaches, group training sessions, training schedules, sponsor discounts and lots of new team mates!All this for a full year at less than $15 a month.

Today's Tip [+]
Uphill Battle - When going uphill or into a head wind you can shift to an easier gear and spin a little faster (95-100) so that your legs don't tire out by pushing too big of a gear up the hills or fighting the wind. This should decrease your heart rate and help to keep your legs fresh. I can recall several races where the conditions were very windy and after I shifted to my small chain ring I was able to pass other competitors who were fighting the wind using their big chain ring and trying to force their way ... [+]

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