GoSwim GoldMain Set Monday - KICK!
0 commentsWorking the big muscles with some longer kick to start the week.
Go Swim Twitter News - February 8, 2013
With a massive snow storm bearing down on us... well... we head to the pool and Go Swim ;)
Main Set Friday - 75s
Working some double underwater pull breaststroke to help with those pullouts at the end of races.
Drill of the Week - Backstroke Start Drill
The angle at which you leave the wall on backstroke can help you enter the water faster, and ready for your underwater dolphins.
Swimming Pic of the Week - Backstroke Start
To go along with this week's drill, how you plant your feet against the wall for a backstroke start is key.
Go Swim Twitter News - February 7, 2013
Great start to the day with Lia being honored not only by theGrio, but now a very nice story on USA Swimming's web page.
Go Swim Twitter News - February 6, 2013
A great post by Rachel, plus our usual search for interesting stories circling around the world of swimming.
Main Set Wednesday - Bilateral Breathing
Continuing to focus on freestyle breathing patterns this week. Today we worked on bilateral breathing.
Main Set Monday - Air Is Fuel
Experimenting today with how changing your breathing pattern...specifically, giving yourself more air during the course of a swim...can affect your pace, speed, and energy.
Main Set Saturday -- Resistance Toys
This one was just plain fun. Nobody wanted to get out of the pool at the end.
Swimming Set of the Week - February 1, 2013
There's nothing like being DONE with the One-Hour Swim. Now...where did I put those fins?
Go Swim Twitter News - February 1, 2013
Starting with a lawsuit... just amazing, and the only connection to swimming in this one is that Michael Phelps is a spokes person for Subway... enough connection for me. :)
The Morning Conversation with Rachel - Aerobic Base?
The topic of conversation this morning after practice was, what's more important for young swimmers, aerobic base or skills?
GoSwim Twitter News - January 31, 2013
I've been tweeting out swimming stories all day long for the past couple of years... I can't figure out if I'm being useful, or bugging people.
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