Feb 15, 2024 – Messer Aquatic Performance
With a busy afternoon and an evening event on the agenda, I managed to sneak in a quick swim in the later morning before lunch. Relaxed aerobic “pyramid” without using any equipment.
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With a busy afternoon and an evening event on the agenda, I managed to sneak in a quick swim in the later morning before lunch. Relaxed aerobic “pyramid” without using any equipment.
Another distance session. Solid aerobic endurance work here. Adjust accordingly so athletes are getting approximately :30 rest after each longer effort.
Tuesday with another quick post-lunch swim including a bit of butterfly work through the first half and non fins freestyle block before a quick recovery.
A high aerobic, to anaerobic set for distance and mid-distance free swimmers. We used base 100 time for most of the longer efforts. Adjust send-offs as needed to ensure the energy system used stays high aerobic.
An overall aerobic and speed focused Monday for the team in Biel. The morning session included shorter sprints and short axis stroke work while in the evening, we incorporated dive efforts and fins for the fast sets.
Stroke / IM’er set. Times are on a 1:10 base. So usually looking for about :20 seconds rest per 100 or :10-:15 seconds rest on 50’s.
Starting my week with a quick post-lunch aerobic swim this Monday. Again including a short block without fins as my overall shape is slowly improving.
A training session for your distance folks. All send-offs are assuming a 1:10-1:15 base 100 time.
My last session with the Beluga kids in Biel this Saturday morning continuing our meet preparation work with a couple quality sprints as well as some fun with a relay at the end.
A good aerobic – pushing anaerobic – session for your freestyle group. Send-offs are looking at between :10 and :20 rest on average.