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Swimming Set of the Week - April 16, 2010

Posted by Barbara Hummel on Apr 16, 2010 12:17PM (2,460 views)

This week's set starts out mellow, then gets serious at the halfway point.

MAIN SET:  2200 yards/meters

400 pull, using extended breathing pattern on first 200

2 X 75 choice or FL/BK/BR...BK/BR/FR; easy pace

400 IM (kick/drill/kick/drill in each stroke); fins optional; also optional to do a straight 400 IM.

2 X 75 same as before but a little faster

400 pull, using extended breathing pattern on first 200; this one should be faster than the first 400 pull

2 X 75 same as before but even faster

400 IM (kick/drill/kick/drill in each stroke); fins optional; also optional to do a straight 400 IM.

2 X 75 same as before but all out and fastest of the day




Responses

Responded Apr 29, 2010 10:25PM

Good one Barbara - lots of transition turn practice;need all i can get!


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