Dec 8, 2015 – Limmat Sharks Zurich

Limmat Sharks Zurich

Two low-end aerobic sessions with some speed work integrated throughout both workouts. The afternoon session was in some ways an "extension" to the morning and continuing the pattern of mixing longer swims with higher intensity sets . . .


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Oct 13, 2016 – IUP Crimson Hawks

IUP Crimson Hawks Swimming

This is a distance set with a focus on stroke endurance. Stroke specialists are overtraining for the 200 events. Freestylers work on negative split as close to 500 pace for the fast as possible.

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Dec 7, 2015 – Limmat Sharks Zurich

Limmat Sharks Zurich

Some relaxed aerobic work to start out a new week of training on Monday evening with a good amount of breath control and technique work. Two groups for the main part with the distance athletes doing more freestyle . . .


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Dec 5, 2015 – Limmat Sharks Zurich

Limmat Sharks Zurich

Saturday morning workout trying to keep our competitive spirits going after a great first half of the season racing Short Course. We also used equipment to go faster than race pace and work on overspeed . . .


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Coach Stuart – 1500 Rush Set

Free Style Swimming Club

A number of myths exist regarding Ultra-Short Race-Pace Training (USRPT). One in particular is that it is only suitable for sprinters. Wrong! In fact, USRPT comes into it’s element when implemented for longer distance events.

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