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Main Set Monday - May 7, 2012

A little technique work to start the week right, with inspiration from Go Swim Freestyle with Jason Lezak.


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Swimming Pic of the Week - Jessica Hardy

Just back from the west coast, spent 12 hours capturing video. So much fantastic stuff to choose from, but I really like this pic for today.


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Freestyle - Ankle Pull Buoy

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Feb 14, 2012 10:06AM | 11 comments 11 comments

Maintaining a stable core is an important part of a good freestyle. This standard drill is a good one to help accomplish this.


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New Roland Schoeman Clips Found and Uploaded

By Glenn Mills to Online Premium Videos | Dec 19, 2011 03:20PM | 3 comments 3 comments

We found some never-before-seen footage of Roland Schoeman training that we've posted at www.goswimtv.com


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Freestyle - Underwater Free

By Glenn Mills to Freestyle | Jul 13, 2011 07:49AM | 7 comments 7 comments

Being able to focus on one specific aspect of your stroke sometimes takes isolation. Swimming under water certainly gives you that.


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Backstroke - Opposite Shoulder Single Arm

By Glenn Mills to Backstroke | Dec 14, 2010 08:48AM | 6 comments 6 comments

Good backstroke requires a certain amount of rotation, but this rotation also has benefits in reducing the resistance you create recovering your arms.


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Swimming Pic of the Week - April 30, 2009

By Glenn Mills to Pic of the Week | Apr 30, 2009 08:25AM | 16 comments 16 comments

Tell us what this picture means to you.


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Sports Science Topic - March 30, 2009

By Jonty Skinner to Articles | Mar 30, 2009 08:00AM | 17 comments 17 comments

I often hear coaches say that backstroke is freestyle upside down. They're both long-axis strokes, seem to use the same leveraging actions, so they should be in the same family. So can you apply to backstroke the same basic principles that you use with freestyle?


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Swimming Set of the Week - June 17, 2008

By Glenn Mills to Set of the Week | Jun 17, 2008 07:06AM | 1 comment 1 comment

I've been reminded recently that swimmers can become obsessed with stroke count -- usually a LOW stroke count. But we all have to remember that lower isn't always better. It's really all about finding YOUR stroke count.


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Working on Rotation

By Barbara Hummel to Group (Mixed Levels) | Jun 12, 2008 07:00AM | 4 comments 4 comments

Two main sets to choose from. In one lane, we'll have 3 swimmers sharing 1 Tech Toc and 1 Hydro Hip, working on rotation in freestyle and backstroke. In the other lanes, the freestylers and triathletes will have a freestyle set with descending sendoffs, simulating race-day fatigue in a distance event.



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