Did you swim today?
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I swim with my local Masters group on MWF. On Monday, the coach gave us a set of 10 x 50m with fins and paddles on 0:50. Today, she took away the fins with the same time. I suspect she will take away the paddles on Friday. She assigned this set today just after a 400m IM followed by a 600 pull set. I think she's trying to kill me.1
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Have been seriously missing in action for ages. Been flat out with work and also delivering free suicide prevention training in my spare time, so have hardly swum.
Got back in the pool a couple of days ago. 4000m on Thursday, 5000m last night and 3000m this morning as below.....
8x 50 IMO
2x 400 kick fins every 4th 25 fast
4x 25 pull reduce stroke count per 25
2x 150 pull holding lowest stroke count
6x 100 as odds back evens br (20s rest)
600 as drill/swim by 100
200 warmdown1 -
4000m solo swim today.
800 free
400 free kick fins
400 back kick fins
800 free pull
600 kick as 50 back 50 fly on back 50 free on side
400 pull
200 br kick
200 drills
200 warmdown1 -
Welcome back, Emma! I was coming here to call out to you and Gutzy. Hadn’t heard from you in a while. I’m glad you’re back and just busy 😉1
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Yes; 1.5 miles. @ 74 minutes0
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Today: 1 mile @ 46 minutes0
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5300m yesterday and 4100m today. Both solo swims. Am becoming a binge swimmer - nothing all week then try to make up for it on the weekend. My shoulder is protesting so definitely need to try to work out a better work-life balance!0
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4600m solo swim today. Nothing very interesting!
1000 free
500 free kick fins
500 back kick fins
500 as 100f 100bk 100f 100bk 100f
500 pull paddles
600 mixed kick fins
300 as 100f 100bk 100f
4x 100 free on 1.40 descending
300 warmdown
The 4x 100 officially proved my body has forgotten how to swim fast!!!0 -
Today: 1 mile @ 47 minutes0
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A fine 40 minutes of this, that and the other.
Backstroke is the current labor of love. Between trying to look at the ceiling directly above my head, a narrow kick, rotating more than my usual timid amount & keeping the elbows from dropping, I've forgotten to breathe often!
We raced our six seat outrigger canoe Saturday. Breathe whenever and as often as we want! We improved on our best time by two minutes--fit yeah! (Maybe a little tidal current, too!)0 -
40 minutes before class. Not too tough, but got the ticket going 👍0
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2250 after lifting. I was going to go back for more today. Maybe, maybe not. I have a run on Sunday and then a 10K next Wednesday.0
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Today: 1.5 miles. @ 72 minutes1
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4000m solo swim today and 3400m Friday night. Getting really cold here now (winter in New Zealand) so really need to stay motivated!!0
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2.5km
super speedy guy in the lane so I had a few more pauses to let him past.
less speedy guy swims up during a rest and pretty much sprays water from his mouth into my face before asking me how many strokes I do per length.
thanks mate! needed that! bleh0 -
The view when I walked in the pool this morning.
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Terrible start to July. Super busy with work and out of town for two days. My planned swim last night was scuttled by an episode of my heart arrhythmia so today was my first swim this month.
3200m
6x 100 as free/back/br/free on 1.45
15x 100 on 1.45 as alt swim/pull/kick fins
700 mixed kick fins
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Swimming was always a struggle for me up to even now. Having a coach dole out tips every Monday brings an appreciation of the sport I'd never have on my own. I've been told hundreds of times to rotate more--I might finally be doing that, a little. Thanks, Coach!
Today's drills: I focused on rotation.
On my own: some fly drills focused on a more intimate relationship with the water surface.
Cheers!0 -
30 minutes was all the time I had. And let me tell you, I was SO unmotivated. 🙄 But I went, and it felt great. There is almost never a correlation between my motivation and the quality of my workout.0
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40 minutes! It felt like returning to the womb after 5 days dry (*x* for showers 🙃).
Saturday and Sunday, during much of the Seattle to Portland bike ride, I metered my breathing to mimic butterfly breathing: kick the hands in, kick the hands out, suck in a big breath and repeat!
Cheers!1