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IRONMAN Swim Secrets: More Speed, Less Effort

Team Oxygenaddict 2,770 lượt xem 1 year ago
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How do you train to improve your swimming for Ironman and 70.3 triathlon?

In this episode, you’ll hear:

Why learning to be calm and efficient can be more important than improving speed

Why runners and cyclists often struggle to translate aerobic fitness into swim speed - and what to do about it

Breathing techniques and practices to help you stay calm and relaxed in the water

Why you should learn to breathe bilaterally

The importance of breathing out, fully, into the water

Why a strong push-and-glide off the wall can be an unexpectedly important skill, even if you’re racing in open water

The kind of swim progression that you can expect to have in a six month, one year and three year time frame.

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