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Aerobic swim workout from Florida Keys Swim Club’s Olympic Trials Qualifier Mhyria Miller. This was from when she was still working her way back after a couple weeks of training in the morning of a recovery day.
Thursday afternoon speed workout from the Florida Keys Swim Club racers group. No slacking allowed … high quality sprints with perfect technique and plenty of rest.
Saturday morning is usually a meet style workout in Vevey. But as we have been to quite a few swim meets over the past weekends, it was time for the team to put in some solid pace work.
Two workouts from the Lancy Natation Elite group. Working on short distances with high repeats at close to race pace speed all while maintaining distance per stroke.
Two workouts from the Lancy Natation Elite group. Starting the morning off with some quality pulling and fly kick. The afternoon workout is from their fly group working on race speed.
This evening workout focused on holding pace and work on speed under fatigue. There’s quite a bit of equipment involved that makes this workout look easier than it really is…test it for yourself.
A “typical” speed workout with short sprints and lots of recovery swimming from the Lancy Natation Elite group. Most “options” are from the fly group but you could do the fly swim and kicking parts in another stroke using the same concepts.
For some getting out of bed and making it to morning swim practice isn’t an easy task. The next important step, we at Vevey need to work on, is getting our athletes ready to perform in the morning. It’s part of what they will have to do at the big end of season meets. This workout focused on slowly getting them moving faster as the morning got brighter.
Two workouts from the Lancy Natation Elite group. Some easy distance and IM work in the morning. The afternoon workout is from their fly group with more focus on speed.
This workout was a LCM practice designed to increase aerobic capacity in our T2 athletes. Nice way to start the week!