Swimming Pic - March 8, 2012 - Pushoff!
The intensity and integrity of every one of your pushoffs, should be this good.
The intensity and integrity of every one of your pushoffs, should be this good.
Here's a set for Groundhog's Day that combines teamwork and a lot of underwater breath control.
Mellow 400s today, interspersed with 75s that get faster throughout the set.
Short set in every stroke today, including a very short butterfly set that keeps popping up....
What's the single most important thing you can do to improve your swimming? Streamline!
Teaching young swimmers to "finish the process" of each stroke of breaststroke is the beginning of a long journey of stroke building.
Our friend, and Olympic Champion, Cullen Jones is in town working on a new project.
These pictures are of the pool where we've just started swimming.
We can never stress enough the importance of good streamlining and push offs. Here's a quick trick to demand focus from your swimmers, both in and out of the walls.
This simple skill is quite possibly the MOST important skill in all of swimming. While I know we've covered this before, after spending the summer coaching young swimmers at swim camps, it can't be stressed enough.
To really excel at breaststroke, you need to be able to control your breathing...and not just the breathing in, but also the breathing OUT!
This drill is sent out to all our friends heading to US Masters Nationals in Atlanta this week. This will be pretty much the last weekend for the tech-suit era and, love 'em or hate 'em, they've made quite an impact on the sport.
Think the streamline is completed only with the hands? Here's the rest of the story.
We are a group of swimmers who swim really fast, and like to help others learn how to reach their competitive potential in the area of professional swimming.