This session is really good for developing your speed for shorter open water swims and Olympic and Sprint distance triathlons.
View More Saturday Swim Session: 25 & 50’s for SpeedTag: Tri Swim Training New Zealand
Saturday Swim Session: Swim & Kick
Kicking is an important part of swim technique and spending some time developing your kick will reap benefits for your swimming.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Swim & KickSaturday Swim Session: Paddles and Pull Buoy
Both paddles and pull buoys are great tools to incorporate into some sessions to develop your swimming strength by putting a greater demand on the upper body.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Paddles and Pull BuoySaturday Swim Session: Sets of 300
Using a unique swimming distance like 300m is a great way to develop endurance but also combine aspects of speed that aren’t usually trained when…
View More Saturday Swim Session: Sets of 300Saturday Swim Session: 300’s
Using 300s is a great way of developing your stamina and endurance for swimming.
View More Saturday Swim Session: 300’sSaturday Swim Session: 100’s Free and 100’s Pull
Using 100s is a great way of developing your threshold pace and including work with the pull, buoy develops upper body strength.
View More Saturday Swim Session: 100’s Free and 100’s PullSaturday Swim Session: Broken Set
Utilising a Broken set is a great way to develop faster speed than your normal threshold pace whilst swimming.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Broken SetSaturday Swim Session: Kick Pull Swim (KPS)
Utilising Kick, Pull, Swim or KPS sets within your training can bring about big improvements in your technique and your stamina. These used to be…
View More Saturday Swim Session: Kick Pull Swim (KPS)Saturday Swim Session: 300’s
Swimming reps of 300s can provide a good balance between speed and endurance swimming.
View More Saturday Swim Session: 300’sSaturday Swim Session: Paddles
Paddles are a really great tool to develop muscular strength that is specific for swimming.
View More Saturday Swim Session: Paddles