This is the second part of the article on Weekly Periodisation: the first can be found here. Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4…
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Periodisation of Training: Weekly Periodisation Part 1
Periodisation is a term used by coaches and sports scientists alike to describe the concept of varying training load and/or stimulus to maximise the benefits…
View More Periodisation of Training: Weekly Periodisation Part 1Saturday Swim Session: Strength 400’s
This session will develop your strength and endurance.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Strength 400’sFriday Fartlek Run: Moller’s 2-Milers
This session provides you with a great Tempo run and was a favourite of Lorraine Moller’s. I remember being inspired by her as I watched her run…
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Does your training and racing leave you tired and shattered? Want to get back up and going quicker after events or training sessions?
View More Rest and Recovery: How to Recover from Racing and Training BetterAsk Coach Ray
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View More Ask Coach RaySaturday Swim Session: Build 400’s
This session is great for developing your endurance and swimming ability.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Build 400’sFriday Fartlek Run: Yasso 800’s
This session provides you with a great speed work session that will benefit you whether you are training for a 5km or a marathon. It can…
View More Friday Fartlek Run: Yasso 800’sSaturday Swim Session: Broken 400’s
Broken 400’s can help you develop endurance capacity and will help you develop sustained speed whilst swimming.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Broken 400’sFriday Fartlek Run: 2,000m/1,600m/1,200m/800m/400m
This session is great at developing your ability to sustain a maximal effort.
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