Racer X Aquatics Power Set with Chutes, Chords, Buckets, + More | Practice + Pancakes

SwimSwam took a visit to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where we filmed with Racer X Aquatics. On this Thursday afternoon, head coach Jim Skirboll was leading his top group through a lot of shorter resistance paired with lots of underwater work. View the full main set below:

  • 6×25 Fins + Chute, 15y UW then Fly :45
  • 6×25 Fins Underwater :45
  • 6×25
    • O) UW dolphin w/ Kickboard :45
    • E) Kick FAST Last 5y UW :45

4x Fins

  • 4×25 FAST Fly :25
  • 1:00 Rest
  • 25 EZ Kick w/ Board :30
  • 25 UW FAST w/ Board 1:00

4x Fins (2x Towers, 2x Chords)

  • 4×50 Towers/Chords 1:20
  • 75/50 EZ
  • Rd 1/3 100 OTB No Fins
  • Rd 2/4 50 ITB W/ Fins

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Mark Rauterkus
1 year ago

Go Go! Go! to Racer X!
Keep plugging and doing it your way with gusto!

Dr. Aqua
1 year ago

Incredible level of training for high school kids.

A mom
Reply to  Dr. Aqua
1 year ago

Many of these kids are younger then you would think… there are two elite 10 year olds and an amazing group of 12-14 year olds alongside the high schoolers!! Imagine what these kids will be like by the time they are in high school!!

IMO
Reply to  A mom
1 year ago

Likely too bulked up to swim fast.

Last edited 1 year ago by IMO
Swim Alchemist
1 year ago

I had him at 18.9…

COACH JZ
1 year ago

Jim’s #1 Fan

Coach Cwik
1 year ago

Great Program, Great Coach. Plenty of hard work and smiles.

Coach Cwik
Reply to  Coach Cwik
1 year ago

Coach Jim does need some new coaching shorts.

CMO
1 year ago

Way to go Racer X

ex-swimcoach
1 year ago

Coleman, it’s Primanti Brothers NOT Primanti Bros! Any yinzer will tell you that!

Cracked
Reply to  Coleman Hodges
1 year ago

Jagoff

Anonymous
1 year ago

Their swim caps are cool, awesome.

About Coleman Hodges

Coleman Hodges

Coleman started his journey in the water at age 1, and although he actually has no memory of that, something must have stuck. A Missouri native, he joined the Columbia Swim Club at age 9, where he is still remembered for his stylish dragon swim trunks. After giving up on …

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