Main Set Monday - Pull Buoy Kicking
Incorporating drills in to practice sometimes involves more than just doing the drill.
Incorporating drills in to practice sometimes involves more than just doing the drill.
Sticking with some hand awareness this week. Yesterday we used a tool, and today we use a great series from Dave Denniston.
Borrowing from an old drill, here's a fun set sure to get you more aware of your hands.
We decided to really focus on the flutter kick today, so we focused on watching Scott Tucker's amazing kick, and then keeping that in our mind during practice.
I was a little gun-shy about giving this workout to my Masters group this morning. I handed it out with lots of warnings about not doing too much butterfly.
Working pace today, and practicing the ability to stay relaxed on the front part of each swim or race.
Inspired by Barbara's Groundhog day practice. While maybe not as creative, it's all in the delivery.
Well... the water was freezing, so sometimes you have to abandon a regular workout plan, and improvise to keep people moving.
Our Masters team did a big set on New Year's Day (100 swims on 1:15), so today was a recovery day with no sendoffs and lots of swimming with FINS
In remembrance of Armistice Day (11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month) and in honor of those who serve or have served their country, here's a practice that combines something for each branch of the military. Coaches are the Coast Guard!
If you go backwards when you try to do dolphin kick on your back, here's a mini set that helps you get a feel for what you need to do to move FORWARD.
I have to be honest, I swam twice yesterday, and once this morning... and can't remember much of what I did.
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