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Applies to warm up, cool down, and rests. Each child timer has its own alerts.

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Brick Workout Timer

A brick chains two disciplines without a real break, and this timer runs it as five one-minute bike pushes with a minute of easy spinning after each, a 60-second transition, then five one-minute runs alternated with one-minute walks. Total time: 19:00, with the two halves mirrored at five rounds apiece.

Triathletes train bricks because running off the bike feels nothing like running fresh, and the only fix is rehearsing the switch. The transition minute doubles as your shoe change, so treat it as part of the workout rather than a pause. If your race demands more, open the preset in the editor and stretch the intervals, add rounds, or tighten the transition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the Brick Workout?
19:00 in total. The bike and run halves are equal in length, with a single one-minute transition joining them in the middle.
What is a brick workout?
A session that stacks two endurance disciplines back to back — classically cycling straight into running — to rehearse the change-over a triathlon forces on you mid-race.
Can I shorten the transition?
Yes — the transition is a one-minute rest between the two blocks, and you can trim it in the editor. The shorter it gets, the closer the brick is to a real race change-over.