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Sports Science Topic - June 2, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | Jun 02, 2009 05:08PM | 17 comments 17 comments

Michael Phelps has opted to change his freestyle to a straight arm recovery based stroke. Why did he do that, and more importantly do you think it will work?


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Sports Science Topic - May 24, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | May 24, 2009 04:08PM | 5 comments 5 comments

This week's question is based off another topic for this week, and so is the reason it is being raised at this juncture.


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Breaststroke 101

By Barbara Hummel to Articles | May 21, 2009 03:16PM | 9 comments 9 comments

Breaststroke has a reputation for being one of the most difficult strokes to learn... and to teach. Here's a teaching sequence for the breaststroke kick.


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Sports Science Topic - May 18, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | May 18, 2009 10:58AM | 10 comments 10 comments

Since we've been discussing Race Specific Training and Speed Training, how do you apply the concept of RECOVERY into your training program, and how much does recovery impact your ability to achieve goal times?


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Evan's World Record Attempt - UPDATE!!!

By Glenn Mills to Articles | May 16, 2009 08:10AM | 0 comments 0 comments

Today, Evan will be attempting to set a World Record to travel the farthest on a jetski in 6-hours. We'll be on the river with him for support and cheering him on.


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Sports Science Topic - May 11, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | May 11, 2009 08:00AM | 14 comments 14 comments

You hear the term training specificity or race pace training a lot, but what does it take to accomplish those training objectives? How do you know if what you're doing is the right thing?


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Sports Science Topic

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | May 04, 2009 08:00AM | 25 comments 25 comments

When doing high-end speed or velocity training, what should the work-to-rest ratio be? By high-end velocity I mean max cycle rate combined with max distance per cycle using your race technique.


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Sports Science Topic - April 27, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | Apr 27, 2009 08:00AM | 7 comments 7 comments

How do you recognize over training or overreaching in day-to-day training and so avoid digging yourself into a hole you can't come back from?


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We Salute the Navy SEALs!

By Barbara Hummel to Articles | Apr 24, 2009 11:00AM | 0 comments 0 comments

On April 13th, the US Navy rescued Captain Richard Phillips from the Somali pirates who had held him hostage for four days. The rescue was carried out by the Navy SEALs, a special-warfare group who take their name from the elements in and from which they operate (SEa, Air, Land).


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U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame Voting

By Glenn Mills to Articles | Apr 20, 2009 09:52AM | 0 comments 0 comments

Vote for Gary Hall, Mary T, the 1976 Women's 400 Free Relay, and the rest of your favs... but lets get the swimmers in there! http://www.teamusa.org/halloffame


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Swim Across America - CT 2008

By Glenn Mills to Articles | Apr 20, 2009 08:00AM | 2 comments 2 comments

Here's a video from the Greenwich, CT Swim Across America from last year. Start making plans as to which fun and meaningful open water swim you're going to participate in this year. Please visit swimacrossamerica.org for the schedule, and more information.


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Great Turtle Race 2009

By Glenn Mills to Articles | Apr 17, 2009 06:13AM | 12 comments 12 comments

How can you not want to follow along with this one. It's racing in the water... without motors... fully tracked by satellite-tracking.


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2009 Go Swim Calendar - Finally

By Glenn Mills to Articles | Apr 16, 2009 09:25AM | 16 comments 16 comments

OK... so sometimes I get bogged under... this is proof. WAY back in December, our good friend "Sprinter" sent me a 2009 Calendar that she created from some of the Pics from the past years. I had good intentions of posting it, but simply got, uh... busy.


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Sports Science Topic - April 13, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | Apr 13, 2009 08:00AM | 19 comments 19 comments

In general, what body shape is best suited for swimming?


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The Swimmer and The Dad

By Glenn Mills to Articles | Apr 07, 2009 05:05AM | 13 comments 13 comments

Over the past 7 years of GoSwim's existence, we have relied on many swimmers to help us learn, experiment, and then demonstrate the drills that show up here on the site. By far, the swimmer who has graced these pages and videos far more than any other is, Evan Wollman.



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