Swimming Set of the Week - November 25, 2011
Too much Turkey? Try a set with Tempo Trainer and Tether to get yourself back Together.
Too much Turkey? Try a set with Tempo Trainer and Tether to get yourself back Together.
This week's set asks you to swim in all the different training zones, from recovery/aerobic, all the way up to above race pace.
What do you do when you have long-course meets coming up, but practice in a short-course pool? Here's a practice that will help get you ready.
Every once in a while I get a question about what to do when swimmers travel and end up at a hotel that has an "Olympic-size pool"... like the one shown here.
This week's set is actually several short sets that we combined into a stations workout for Masters practice this morning. The hula-hoop station was hilarious. If you don't have this exact list of equipment, just improvise with whatever cool equipment or challenges you can think of.
A favorite piece of equipment goes for its last swim. Tell us what this photo means to you.
If you practiced last week's drill (Breaststroke - Wall Pull), you should be ready for this week's breaststroke set.
Here's an election-day station workout where you get to choose Red State... or Blue State at every station.
IM 100s for a main set, but with only 3 strokes of fast fly (then switch to drill or freestyle to finish the fly length). The point is to get several chances to practice race-pace fly...and not to spend any time practicing slow-pace survival fly. The set targets those swimmers in our group who are going to nationals and need to practice race-pace fly for the 100 IM and for the 50 and 100 fly.
Was trying to push threshold in various ways today -- with overdistance 225s, with underwater swimming, with fast 25s on short rest, and with the tether.
Just a tough set that makes you hold things together (like cadence and fast hands) as you are experiencing the fatigue of a 200 race.
Here's a workout that will make you thankful for having a 20-yard pool rather than 25.
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