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Daily Swim Coach Workout #288

SwimSwam’s daily swimming workout series is a collection of workouts written by coaches from a variety of backgrounds. All daily swimming workouts have been written using Commit Swimming. The workouts themselves are not indicative of SwimSwam’s or Commit’s views on training. They strictly reflect the opinions of the author swim coach.

Workout Context

  • Purpose:  Base building
  • Target age group:  15-18 years old, 19-22 years old, 23+ years old
  • Target level:  Senior Age Group/ High School State Level, National/ Collegiate Level, Masters (Advanced)
  • Weeks until target meet:  7 weeks
  • Team Location:  United States
  • Course:  25 Yards
  • Shared workout link:  Click here to view this workout on commitswimming.com

The Workout

warm-up
    1×800 swim
2x
    4×75 EN1 free – over kick – FAST feet @1:00
    2×400 IM – build into next stroke @5:20
2x
    4×200 EN1 pull w/socks & Paddles [socks provide drag. Some kick] @2:50
    1×50 free FAST w/socks & Paddles @1:00
    4×25 free FAST w/socks & Paddles @40
6×50 Power Tower – resistance training w/buckets @2:00
    sprint down with resistance / Unbelt / sprint back – w/Paddles

Coach Notes

The swim coach was asked to define any shorthand he or she used in this workout. Their notes should provide some additional context to this swimming workout.

EN1=aerobic training. Power Tower – swimmers tow a large bucket of water on a pulley system.


Rick Guenther
Head Coach, Corvallis Aquatic Team

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