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Foster, Hobson, Maurer Shine in Bob Bowman Monday PM Aerobic Workout | PRACTICE + PANCAKES

On the back of the inaugural Eddie Reese Texas Showdown, SwimSwam went to film practice with Bob Bowman‘s training group at the University of Texas. Of the 15-20 athletes present for this workout, about half were US national team members. This included Simone Manuel, Carson Foster, Shaine Casas, Luke Hobson, Chris Guiliano, Coby Carrozza, Rex Maurer, and Lindsay Looney.

On Monday afternoons, the Longhorns do aerobic work, targeting certain heart rates for each part of the practice. Foster, Maurer, and Hobson were leading the way for the majority of main set, which you can see below:

Main Set:

  • 4×150 @ 1:45 (22-24 HR)
  • 3×200 @ 2:15 (25-27)
  • 2×300 @ 3:15 (28-30)
  • :30 Rest
  • 6×100 @ 1:10 (22-24 HR)
  • 4×100 @ 1:05 (25-27)
  • 2×100 @ 1:00 (MOVE IT!)

 

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Chubby Bunny
1 month ago

Visit the Princeton men’s D-group. Word on the pool deck is that those guys are doing some crazy mileage practices!

Justin Pollard
1 month ago

Probably one of the only ones, but I’m not that impressed with this particular workout. It’s 3k at an avg of maybe 150 bpm. That’s what I would do at Cal, as a mediocre 200-500 swimmer in 2008. Now, I probably need another 5-10 seconds per 100 on the interval, and didn’t hit 48 on my last 100s, but this is within the realm.

Postgrad Swimmer
Reply to  Justin Pollard
1 month ago

Mediocre is a stretch for you Justin. Doubt you would have made 100s even on 1:05 in your best days.

Chris Breedy
1 month ago

Where is Regan?

xman
Reply to  Chris Breedy
1 month ago

in tempe

Andysup
1 month ago

Those HRs are insane. To do the math. They are in zone 2 while swimming 100s on 1:10 with rest. This is the zone training we used to do in the mid 90s. We were not doing those intervals for sure. Zone2, 3 then 4 pyramid sets were always the most fun.

Big Bawls
1 month ago

“Sweet ‘n’ Spicy” pancakes! Another winning idea from SwimSwam’s #1 podcaster!

Swammer
1 month ago

Go visit Michigan distanse group

Swimfan27
1 month ago

Where was Casas during this workout?

Hswimmer
Reply to  Swimfan27
1 month ago

You can see him the whole time… lane next to Simone going second behind Carson.

Bobthebuilderrocks
Reply to  Swimfan27
1 month ago

Behind Carson

Sweet & Spicy Swimmer
2 months ago

I’m intrigued! What kind of hot sauce: homemade, store, restaurant?

Old Swim Coach
Reply to  Sweet & Spicy Swimmer
1 month ago

If it’s not Lingham’s, it’s not good. It’ll change your life!

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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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