May 2012 – T2 Aquatics Phantom Wall
There are a few key items to consider with this practice: first, at T2 Aquatics most athletes stay fairly light with the weight they pull on the buckets.
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There are a few key items to consider with this practice: first, at T2 Aquatics most athletes stay fairly light with the weight they pull on the buckets.
This practice was swum by a few of our 100/200M Olympic Trial athletes at a Mid-May training session.
This workout was a long course practice designed to increase aerobic capacity in our T2 athletes. Nice way to start the week!
Morning workout from the Lancy Natation Elite group with an 8×50’s test set also known as “Russian Numbers”.
Saturday morning workout from the Lancy Natation Elite group focusing on building and improving that crucial front end speed off the blocks.
This a “breaststroke” workout, with a fly bonus set. The breaststroke set incorporates a drill “2 on 2 under” as a major part of the set.
This workout is somewhat different for our team at this time of season. I felt it would be a nice change of pace compared to what we have been doing — which has been geared toward maintenance of aerobic capabilities, and an increase in “speed production” capabilities.
Aerobic and sprint focused workout mixed with lots of drills, kicking and short hypoxic swims from the team in Vevey.
Stanford Women’s Swimming assistant coach Chris Morgan shares one of their kicking focused workouts. If you want to know how good your legs are, this workout will give you the answer.
A real challenger from the team in Vevey. Lactate and speed work in one session. This workout will get you ready to race!