TRICOACHING BLOG

How To Work On Developing Your Swim #SwimTechTues
Swimming is the most disliked section of a triathlon. My guess is that around 80% of triathletes would count the swim as their least favourite part of a triathlon. A big part of training then is about making swimming easier and more enjoyable – as much as it is about...

Dealing With Time Out Of The Water And Starting Back #SwimTechTues
Life is challenging at the moment. All you want to do is be in the pool. And unless you’re close to an open water venue – and brave enough to hit single digit temperature water – it’s going to be a while yet before we can get back to it. In the meantime, there are...

Running Intervals – Speed And Fun All Year Round #RunFormFriday
Running is an easy sport. Lace up your shoes. Walk out the door. Start. Finish. But how can you get the most from your running? How can you continue to improve - more just can't always be the way. Unless you are a track sprinter, most run races/events/adventures are...

Stretch Cord Swim Training #SwimTechTues
Stretch cords can be an effective tool to help retain parts of your swim fitness during the off season or in our current pandemic climate with COVID-19. As a result stretch cord training helps you to maintain some swim specific strength and efficiency, conditioning...

Long Plods Or Short Swims To Get Better #SwimTechTues
Many people seem to get in the pool and plough up and down for length after length. Here's a little secret of the swimming world: you do not have to swim 400m repeats or a 3k straight to get better or faster. In fact, if you are a beginner swimmer, shorter repeats...

Be A Lazy Swimmer – Swim Smart #SwimTechTues
Very few athletes that I see or coach are lazy. Quite the opposite! But, many swimmers work extremely hard and that excessively hard work does not pay off in expected gains. Instead of working harder to make small gains, why not think about working smarter. By...
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