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Triathlon Swim Workouts for a Triathlete - Key Swimming Sets
Important or key triathlon swim workouts for a triathlete involve race simulation, swimming skill proficiency, sustainable swimming speed, and time to recover after a swim. These factors, along with the athletes experience and goal triathlon race distance, will help a swimmer balance the types of swimming workouts done in the swimming pool (or lake, river, or ocean) among emphases of technique sets, endurance sets, strength sets, and speed sets.

Triathlon Swim Workouts for a Triathlete - Key Swimming Sets originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Wednesday, December 23rd, 2009 at 01:56:31.

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Swimmer's Dryland Exercises for Developing a Swimmer's Catch Technique and Strength

A look at some dryland exercises that can help a swimmer develop a better catch, and the strength to hold that catch while swimming.

Swimmer's Dryland Exercises for Developing a Swimmer's Catch Technique and Strength originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Wednesday, December 30th, 2009 at 00:57:34.

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US Swim Team Breaks 5 World Records on First Night of the 2009 Duel in the Pool
Margaret Hoelzer, Jessica Hardy and Dana Volmer of USA celebrate after setting a new World Record in the Women's 4x100m Medley Relay during Day One of the Duel in the Pool at The Manchester Aquatic Centre on December 18, 2009. Photo by Jamie McDonald/Getty ImagesFive swimming world records were broken Friday on the first day of competition of the 2009 Duel in the Pool in Manchester, England. The men's and women's 400m medley relay, Rebecca Soni, Nick Thoman and Julia Smit all set world marks as the USA team battled the E-Stars, a European all-star team made up of swimmers from Great Britain, Italy and Germany.
(Photo by Jamie McDonald/Getty Images)

US Swim Team Breaks 5 World Records on First Night of the 2009 Duel in the Pool originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Saturday, December 19th, 2009 at 00:51:35.

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USA Swimming Team Wins the 2009 Duel in the Pool Swim Meet, Sets 3 World Records on Second Day of Swim Meet

The USA team and coaches pose with the trophy following their victory at the end of day two of the Duel in the Pool between the United States and the E-Stars, a European team, at The Manchester Aquatics Centre on December 19, 2009. Photo by Alex Livesey - Pool/Getty ImagesThe USA Swimming team's 400m free relay men's team (Nathan Adrian, Matt Grevers, Garrett Weber-Gale, and Michael Phelps) broke the short course world record on the final day of swimming competition at the 2009 Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool Swim Meet in Manchester, England. USA Swimmers Rebecca Soni and Julia Smit also broke individual marks as Team USA beat the E-Stars with a score of 185 to 78. The 2009 Duel in the Pool Swim Meet will be broadcast by NBC on December 27 from 2-4 p.m. ET.


(Photo by Alex Livesey - Pool/Getty Images)

USA Swimming Team Wins the 2009 Duel in the Pool Swim Meet, Sets 3 World Records on Second Day of Swim Meet originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Saturday, December 19th, 2009 at 18:44:15.

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A Progression for Teaching Swim Lessons to Infants And Toddlers
Teaching a baby or toddler to swim can be an invaluable experience. Let's start by answering three frequently asked questions about swim lessons for infants and toddlers:

  1. Can a baby or toddler learn to swim?
  2. Can an infant or toddler learn freestyle or backstroke?
  3. Can you drown proof an infant or toddler?

A Progression for Teaching Swim Lessons to Infants And Toddlers originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Monday, December 21st, 2009 at 00:37:43.

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Swim Training Workout Plan for Beginner Swimmers
You are a beginner swimmer or a novice swimmer. You have the basics of a swimming workout figured out and want to be a better, but once you get in the pool to get the workout started, you feel a little lost? Don't know where to begin swimming? No coach to write a workout for you? Maybe you are just stuck in a rut and looking for other swim workout ideas? Here's a swimming workout plan to help you get fitter (and maybe faster) through a progressive swimming training plan.

Swim Training Workout Plan for Beginner Swimmers originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Thursday, December 17th, 2009 at 01:06:59.

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When Does a Swimmer Catch Water, and When Does a Swimmer Release the Water?
An early swimming catch helps swimmers to maximize the amount of force they can apply to that water while swimming. Swimmers should grab or catch the water as far out in front of them as their body allows. I define the catch as the point in the stroke when swimmers apply pressure to the water that helps the swimmers move forward. Pushing down on the water is not really catching, even though it is pressing on the water. The catch happens when the swimmers action is helping them move toward the finish. But where or when should a swimmer let go of the water - when do they release that pressure - where do they start the recovery?

When Does a Swimmer Catch Water, and When Does a Swimmer Release the Water? originally appeared on About.com Swimming on Friday, December 25th, 2009 at 01:01:51.

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