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Swimming Set of the Week - March 26, 2010

Posted by Barbara Hummel on Mar 26, 2010 12:49AM (3,055 views)

Sometimes what you crave is just a mellow hour at the pool.  Time to recover and maybe work on your EVF and breath control.

MAIN SET:  2300 yards/meters
8 X 25 (fins optional) on :40
Try for one breath per length (2 max!).

1 X 500 freestyle pull (paddles optional)
Your choice of any bilateral breathing pattern.  Use one that's longer than your usual bilateral pattern.  E.g., if you usually breathe every 3, try breathing every 3/every 5.  Or every 5/every 1.  You can change pattern every 100, but keep it bilateral.

8 X 25 (fins optional) on :35
Two breaths per length.

2 X 300 freestyle pull (paddles optional)
No breathing until you take at least 2 strokes off each wall.  Then breathe as much as you want.

8 X 25 (fins optional) on :30
No breathing until you take at least 4 strokes off each wall.

1 X 400 freestyle pull (paddles optional)
Your choice of breathing pattern.  Every 4th length is faster than the other 3 lengths.

8 X 25 (fins optional) on :25
Breathe every 2/every 4 (or every 3/every 5).  




Responses

Responded Mar 29, 2010 06:17AM

I like that one. the 25s are my favorite. Especially the one with "no breathing until you take at least 4 strokes off each wall". My tip is to use fins and it will mean no breathing at all, yeah! :)


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