Swimming Set of the Week - March 29, 2013
This week's set is meant as a recovery set after a speed day, but it can sneak up on you if you do the 75s correctly. At the bottom is a modified version for less-speedy lanes.
This week's set is meant as a recovery set after a speed day, but it can sneak up on you if you do the 75s correctly. At the bottom is a modified version for less-speedy lanes.
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.
Still procrastinating...er...TRAINING for your USMS One-Hour Swim? Here's a set that will help you train at your aerobic threshold.
Doing the USMS One-Hour Swim this month? Here's a set that will help get you ready.
We're posting a few days early this week, with a special Black Friday workout, in case you want to plan ahead.
We have open-water swimming on our minds this week, after watching two thrilling 10K races at the London Olympics. To honor the world's best distance swimmers, and in remembrance of one who could not be in London, this week's set is a distance set shared with us by Fran Crippen when we filmed him in 2010.
Aerobic distance set plus an aquatic version of the Olympic event of Keirin.
Still trying to get in a little extra training before your One Hour Swim? Here's another set to help you get ready for this January Masters ritual.
Descend 200s with active rest. Another good practice if you're prepping for the One Hour Swim.
This week's set will help Masters swimmers prepare for the One Hour Swim postal event taking place during the month of January.
What are you doing New Year's Day or New Year's Eve. Swimming, of course!
Mellow 400s today, interspersed with 75s that get faster throughout the set.
Got a late-season Ironman or Half IM or open-water swim coming up? This week's set will help you hone many important open-water skills while getting in some yardage and having fun.
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.