Swimming Set of the Week - August 6, 2010
Working IM and breath control this week.
When many younger and older swimmers come off a flip turn, they're sometimes disoriented and push off incorrectly. In order to learn a great line, and stable exit from a flip, here's a good sequence to help.
This week's set can be used as an aerobic recovery set. For a more aggressive workout, pick one of the tracks (either the pulls or the IMs) and push those swims.
To really excel at breaststroke, you need to be able to control your breathing...and not just the breathing in, but also the breathing OUT!
This week's Pic is a moving picture. Doing our best to illustrate the speed at which the hands and head need to move forward after the breath in breaststroke. Tell us how we (me) did. It's a work in progress... thanks to Roque Santos.
Sometimes what you crave is just a mellow hour at the pool. Time to recover and maybe work on your EVF.
Here's a quick series of shots showing a breathing pattern for backstroke.
This week's set is a trimmed down version of a set that Glenn posted a few days ago...AKA it's a set for the rest of us :)
This week's set of the week helps you work on many elements of breaststroke: breath control, narrow kick, body undulation, and high elbows during the pull.
The swimming set this week combines fins and paddles for a stroke-count set that works breath control and cadence control.
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.