Not getting enough juice from your kick in sprint freestyle? One solution is improving pull-kick timing. This sprint set will do just that.
Build race day closing speed with this swim workout that spikes lactate early, then trains you to swim through it. Finish fast, finish like a pro.
While tracking improvement is easy, the same cannot be said for skill development, which presents a problem.
The ability to switch gears and race in control is a skill that any swimmer can learn. It just takes a targeted approach.
Giving swimmers a set stroke rate and then asking them to go continuously get faster, without changing their stroke rate, is a beneficial drill.
One of the most important goals of any training program is to help swimmers learn to use their arms to create more propulsion.
Esteemed swim coach Andrew Sheaff shows us a simple strategy to easily implement technical discipline into day-to-day training.
Tatjana Schoenmaker waited to initiate her breath until she’d almost completed her entire breaststroke arm-pull – leading to a world-record 200 breast.