Mar 7, 2018 – Podium Swimming – High School Day 9 – Recovery
An easier day after some hard work from the guys. Good technique on the 50’s, good breakouts, are key. Then just working the legs a little bit.
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An easier day after some hard work from the guys. Good technique on the 50’s, good breakouts, are key. Then just working the legs a little bit.
Working on some speed for both freestylers and IM’ers. In the main sets, good efforts on the bursts with a good focus on good turns and breakouts.
A higher intensity session with a little less volume. Good aerobic work throughout most of the session. In the main set, the swimmers have to have a goal on those 200 pace.
Picking up the intensity a little bit today. Faster efforts, and burst efforts on the agenda. Target rest intervals on the send-offs in the main set are :10-:15 with more rest when needed during some max effort swims.
First day of men’s High School swimming in Colorado. Some good aerobic efforts on this Monday.
As we finish our build into our state meet taper, we have a slightly easier day (after our circuit session that the guys loved / hated at the same time).
We wanted to have a good hard, high intensity, workout – with the addition of some strength work.
Everyone has their version of the 100×100 set. Here is the set that I had done with the high school team I used to coach. The time interval is not extremly taxing but just getting through the workout is tough mentally.
We are gearing up for the Florida State High School Championships coming up in early November. This workout gave our athletes an opportunity to swim with great stroke.