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I'm looking for a training plan (book or online) I can use for IMMD which is in 28 weeks. Here's what you need to know about me:

- I'm a back of the packer - finished IMMT in 2014 in 16:22/ Rev 3 Maine in 7+ hours
- I'm often injured - so I'm looking for a plan that has two weeks of hard training and 1 week of recovery
- Money is tight so hiring a coach or buying an expensive plan is out
- I'm current not swimming (inflamed bicept tendon), my long ride is 2 hours and since I'm training for Boston - I'm running 15 miles for a long run
- I don't care how long it takes me - I just want to avoid injury and finish

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

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I bought a plan from D3 Multisports and have been very happy with it!! You can go to their website and preview their plans.
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For my first 2 IMs, I followed Matt Fitzgerald's Super Simple IM plan. If you google it, you will find it. It is free and should give you enough volume to finish. I am firmly in the middle of the pack, with 3 young kids at home, so a easy to follow, cheap plan was ideal.

I liked the plan because I basically did the same thing every week, just small increases in volume. I think recovery weeks are every 4th week, so perhaps you can alter it a bit. Just get your long rides and runs in.
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All Great ideas - thanks for the help!
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