Fun IM Practice
Not too tough, but a fun IM practice that allows you to focus on proper technique with lots of rest.
Not too tough, but a fun IM practice that allows you to focus on proper technique with lots of rest.
This set is in honor of Scott May, a Masters swimmer on the team that I coach. He's got a Big Birthday coming up and is doing this challenge set tomorrow.
My friends (ABC, The Annapolis Breakfast Club) who swim in the same pool each morning have a standard Friday morning practice. Depending on how you approach it, it can either be easy or hard.
While the distance and/or sendoffs aren't very tough, you can make this practice a winner by really working your turns, streamlines, and pick a very important aspect of your freestyle to work on through the entire set.
This IM set asks you to come up with drills "on the fly."
This set of 225 IMs will help you focus on how fast you FEEL rather than on how fast the clock says you're going.
Here's a 2000-yard IM set that's heavy on freestyle, but gives you plenty of opportunities to swim fast on the stroke portions.
Two IM sets. One from Glenn, one from Barbara. Go get 'em.
Starting to gear up for a championship meet in mid December. The 8 X 75 breast at a controlled descend was the main set.
Take your pick of these two sets that make use of the number "11" in honor of US Veterans and in honor of Armistice Day...the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month.
Here's a set of 10 X 200 IM that's taxing but not crushing, because it combines fins, drills, straight swimming, shifting sendoffs, and some broken swims. If you want more yardage, do the set, then 100 easy recovery, then repeat the set.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.