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Daily Swim Coach Workout #510

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Workout Context

  • Purpose:  Speed and Power
  • Target age group:  23+ years old
  • Target level:  Masters (Intermediate), Masters (Advanced)
  • Weeks until target meet:  3 weeks
  • Team Location:  United States
  • Course:  25 Yards
  • Shared workout link:  Click here to view this workout on commitswimming.com

The Workout

Warm up
    450 (100 swim, 50 Drill Catch Up)
    4 x
        75 kick 1:30 (des/25’s 1-3)
        4 x 25 no free :30
Pull
500 Pull – Negative split
    1 min rest
    8 x 50 Swim :50 Des 1-4, 5-8 :55 (B: 55, C: 1:00, D: 1:05)
    400 Pull on 6:00 Smooth (B : 6:30, C: 7:00,D: 7:30) Smooth
    6 x 50 Swim on :45 Des 1-3, 4-6 (B: 50, C:55, D: 1:00)
    300 Pull on 4:30 Smooth (B: 4:45, C: 5:00, C: 5:15
    4 x 50 Swim on :40 1 build, 1 fast (B: 45, C: :50, D: 55)
    200 Pull on 3:00 Smooth (B: 3:15, C: 3:30, D: 3:45
    2 x 50 Swim 1:15 ALL OUT
    3 x loosen down
        50 swim choice
        25 rt arm only smooth drill
        25 lt. arm only smooth drill
        50 DPS (24 strokes or less)
    


Mark Noetzel
Head Coach, Academy Swim Club Hawaii – Hawaii Preparatory Academy

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