Craig Beardsley Featured on the Morning Swim Show
Great interview by Garrett featuring my good friend Craig Beardsley.
Great interview by Garrett featuring my good friend Craig Beardsley.
Watch a race from the Annapolis Holiday Meet featuring Michael Phelps and Adam Meyer.
Steve Haufler is recognized as one of the best stroke-and-turn instructors in the world. In GO SWIM THE 7 COMPETITIVE TURNS, Steve shares his secrets for teaching the turns that every swimmer must know: flip turns, open turns, and IM transition turns.
There are a couple very subtle technique points in these two blurry photos that are outstanding for masters swimmers. Don't look for what's wrong, see if you can point out the ONE specific great point in each picture. I know what I see; see if we're thinking along the same lines.
Pace work for longer races is tough sometimes... especially if you're older and can't do too many stroke 100s back to back.
In all strokes, counting strokes is an effective way to monitor your stroke efficiency. Plus, when you're training a long set and your mind begins to drift, stroke counting can help you stay mentally involved.
Here's a simple butterfly set that mixes drilling and swimming. It lets you develop your fly technique without getting exhausted.
This week's swim set works your dolphin kick off the wall.
This week's pic is of an age-group butterfly swimmer. Tell us what you think is happening and any corrections you'd tell her to make.
Here's a 2000-yard IM set that's heavy on freestyle, but gives you plenty of opportunities to swim fast on the stroke portions.
This week features an age-group butterfly swimmer. Tell us what you think... THEN watch the video.
If you want to add a technique day without sacrificing fitness, here's a 2000-yard practice that works.
During the holiday season, we all know that hard training is on tap for everyone; however, there should be SOME time for fun.
How do your hands enter the water on butterfly? While it's pretty common that they enter sweeping out, some swimmers are able to get their hands to hook as well as sweep, when they touch the water.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.