Swim Coaches Blog
Dryland Training 1 – coinciding with Week 1 Faster Swimming Weekly Workouts Weekly points: Dryland workouts should follow swim practice or be separated by 4+ hours Separate these workouts by at least one day End all sets at indicated times – if you don’t reach a number goal don’t worry, just keep working towards these […]
Weekly points: Dryland workouts should follow swim practice or be separated by 4+ hours Separate these workouts by at least one day End all sets at indicated times – if you don’t reach a number goal don’t worry, just keep working towards these goals Basic strength and energy-system work If sore from dryland, include extra […]
Weekly points: Dryland workouts should follow swim practice or be separated by 4+ hours Separate the test workout from other workouts by at least two days End all sets at indicated times – if you don’t reach a number goal don’t worry, just keep working towards these goals Use results from these tests to work […]
There are focus points and workout goals to consider listed before each week’s outline in the Faster Swimming seasonal plan. Fly kicking, breathing expectations, racing and race pace, total yardage with the % of kicking, and racing are all included, along with paddle sets, underwater kicking, turn considerations, and much, much more. The taper part […]
Today we would like to discuss three very important items that all coaches should include in their daily if not at least weekly workouts Let’s talk about Tarzan The first item I would like to talk about is Tarzan. Tarzan is used for speed purposes. The proper body position for Tarzan is with the head […]