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Training - Got Paddles?

By Glenn Mills to Product Reviews | Nov 02, 2007 08:04AM | 5 comments 5 comments

Paddles. Swimmers and coaches either love 'em or hate 'em, but you can't avoid 'em. Paddles have been a part of swimming for a LONG time, and will continue to be. Nearly every Olympic swimmer for the past 30 years has used some sort of paddle on a regular basis.


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Tempo Trainer IM Set #1

By Barbara Hummel to Product Reviews | Nov 10, 2006 09:21AM | 5 comments 5 comments

To swim a great IM, you need to have more than endurance and technically sound strokes. You need the ability to transition quickly from one stroke to another. That means fast transition turns, of course, but it also means getting into the cadence or rhythm or "groove" of the next stroke as quickly as possible. Here's a Tempo Trainer set that will get you up and going - especially on backstroke and freestyle.


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Tempo Trainer - Mode 2

By Glenn Mills to Product Reviews | Oct 27, 2006 09:58AM | 2 comments 2 comments

Just when you think you've run out of fun ways to play in training, someone will convince you to READ the manual that comes with the tools you already use. The Tempo Trainer is a perfect example of this.


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Tempo Trainer Backstroke Set #1

By Barbara Hummel to Product Reviews | Oct 24, 2006 11:40AM | 0 comments 0 comments

Here's a fun and challenging backstroke set that can help you explore the stroke rates of the champions.


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Tempo Trainer Breaststroke Set #2

By Barbara Hummel to Product Reviews | Oct 06, 2006 08:33AM | 9 comments 9 comments

Stroke count, stroke length, and glide are important in swimming, but the overriding KING of efficient swimming is rhythm. One of the best tools for developing a sense of rhythm is the Tempo Trainer by Finis. Here's a fun, challenging breaststroke kick set that uses the Tempo Trainer to help you develop a smoother, more efficient rhythm.


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PDF's (fins)

By Dave Denniston to Product Reviews | Nov 29, 2003 11:38AM | 0 comments 0 comments

Almost four years ago I had the pleasure of meeting Glenn Mills. Well, not really, but we met. He was carrying something that caught my eye - a pair of round, weird-looking fins. I knew Glenn had swum breaststroke in a former life.



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