T-Pace = swim test time / the number of 100 you swam. If you swam 20:00 for 1,000 yards, then your T-Pace would equal 20:00/10 for a T-Pace of 2:00 per 100.
Kick (Regular) - regular kickboard kick or kick on back with hands over head, fingers locked.
Catch Up Stroke - Push off the wall with both arms extended in front of you touching each other. Start with the right arm and take a full stroke, coming to rest in the forward position, before the left arm starts its pull. Repeat this all the way to the other side of the pool. Keep a strong kick going and focus on the pull portion of the stroke.
SWIM
Time: 55m
Distance: 2500.00 yards
WU:500 & then 4x50 Catch Up Stroke on 20"rest.
MS:
8x50, 4x100, 2x200, all on 20" rest. Hold T-Pace - 5". Then 4x100 kick, on 15" rest.
CD: 200
Strength
Time: 50m
Comments and Definitions
Depending on where you are in your off-season training, this is your weight training day. Use this day to also get additional 'Core Strength' exercises in for a total of 2-4 sessions per week. See Core and Strength Guidelines for more information.
T-Pace = swim test time / the number of 100 you swam. If you swam 20:00 for 1,000 yards, then your T-Pace would equal 20:00/10 for a T-Pace of 2:00 per 100. Kick (Regular) - regular kickboard kick or kick on back with hands over head, fingers locked. Catch Up Stroke - Push off the wall with both arms extended in front of you touching each other. Start with the right arm and take a full stroke, coming to rest in the forward position, before the left arm starts its pull. Repeat this all the way to the other side of the pool. Keep a strong kick going and focus on the pull portion of the stroke.
Depending on where you are in your off-season training, this is your weight training day. Use this day to also get additional 'Core Strength' exercises in for a total of 2-4 sessions per week. See Core and Strength Guidelines for more information.