I've been thinking about Triathlon Training for some time, and now my son Frank says he is thinking of it. I imagine he might get further than thinking of it. I was given a book on it once, which I haven't yet read. Probably my advice in the song is not the same advice as in the book. This is a song in case Frank (or anyone else for that matter) needs it on their Triathlon training programme. I am not a qualified Triathlon trainer. All rights reserved.

TRIATHLON TRAINING

When you start swimming
You don’t know how long
You can keep on swimming
On and on and on
There is nothing 
Stopping you from swimming
Can you keep on swimming
On and on and on

When you start cycling
You don’t know how long
You can keep on cycling
On and on and on
There is nothing 
Stopping you from cycling
Can you keep on cycling
On and on and on

When you start running
You don’t know how long
You can keep on running
On and on and on
There is nothing 
Stopping you from running
Can you keep on running
On and on and on

On and on and on and on
Swimming, cycling and running
On and on and on and on
Swimming, cycling and running…

When you start swimming
You need some stuff
Like goggles and a wetsuit
But it’s never going to be enough

When you start cycling
You need some stuff
Like a bike and a helmet
But it’s never going to be enough

When you start running
You need some stuff
Like trainers and a strava
But it’s never going to be enough

On and on and on and on
Swimming, cycling and running
On and on and on and on
Swimming, cycling and running…


Thanks be to Caroline who took on the Mickie Most role here.

Triathlon Training

hello I'm Hugh - musician - living in Torquay with a guinea pig a tortoise and humans. 
Mostly I play the piano, but sometimes veer off onto the harmonium, accordion, xylophone, guitar, viola, melodica, flip camera and others. 
Currently working on the following music projects: The Shared Inventions (a duet with Steve Sowden devising a project about Oliver Heaviside), Natural Causes (geographically awkward quartet playing live music with films and songs about animals and humans), Trio of Men, (a flexible unit currently playing alternative versions of the Becks' 'Song Reader'), Twoones (making improvised videos and songs about birds with poet Peter Oswald and clarinet man Pat Allison) and the English Riviera Global Geopark (interpreting geology, geography and history through song and music.)

Triathlon Training

hugh nankivell