Swimming Set of the Week - May 24, 2013
IM set this week. It's designed to keep a wide variety of swimmers on the same "sendoff/turnaround."
IM set this week. It's designed to keep a wide variety of swimmers on the same "sendoff/turnaround."
With triathlon season already in motion, many masters swimmers need to be "encouraged" to practice their bilateral breathing.
How's your sense of pace at 100s and 200s? This week's set asks swimmers to do some descend work and negative-split work...and sometimes both.
Working on a few triathlon skills today: pace-line drafting; sighting; and how to settle into a sustainable pace after pushing the pace to the first buoy.
Here's a mini set inspired by yesterday's drill of the week featuring Olympian Roque Santos.
IM set this week -- build the event without getting destroyed in the process.
Which is more advantageous for swimmers: steady exhale or forceful exhale?
Something for everyone this week: kick, pull, choice, and tethers...always fun.
Two weeks in a row: a set that will keep the IM swimmers AND the freestylers happy (with some breaststroke love at the end).
Needed to give the shoulders a little break today, so did this main set entirely with fins (except at the end) and mostly kick.
Having trouble adjusting to Daylight Savings Time? This week's set will give you some practice at springing forward, losing a bunch of rest, and getting used to it.
Barbara's masters team has been focusing on negative-splitting their 100s and 200s for the past month. Here's what they did today, with a modified version for the "beginner" lanes.
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