Category: Training
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What Swim Training Can You Do At Home? | Ask GTN About Swimming
*This was filmed before the virus outbreak.* We know you guys love swimming & you leave so many great comments beneath them our videos! It’s made us realize there are still many questions that need answering, including what swim training can you do at home? Heather answers your questions!
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USRPT In A River. What To Do If You’re A Swimmer During COVID-19
Day 6 of river training in 8°C / 46.5°F due to pool closures. Today I am attempting some Ultra Short Race Pace Training (USRPT) in the river. Should be interesting.
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This Olympic swimmer is using a tiny, inflatable pool to train during isolation
Sharon van Rouwendaal is an elite distance swimmer who took home a gold medal for the Netherlands at the 2012 Olympics in the 10K open water event by pulling away from the field midway through the race and winning by 17 seconds. She told Medium that her typical training week includes swimming about 90K over 10…
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Lockdown Swimming Hack 101
Many of us around the world are on lockdown due to the Corona Virus. But that can’t stop us from exercising!
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How much swim-specific fitness can you expect to lose if your pool is closed by the coronavirus?
Swim Smooth is pleased to announce a brand new series of videos to help you through these uncertain times with the current coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic.
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How I Swam Crazy Fast in Iowa | Michael Andrew Vlogs
Super speedy swims while racing in Des Moines, Iowa for the Pro Swim Series. I walk you through my pre race routines and speak about CORONAVIRUS!
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Team Elite // San Diego // Olympic training
Team Elite is a swim club directed by David Marsh in San Diego, CA. Most of his pro group are olympic qualifier swimmers and they’re from all around the world. This is what a practice looks like.
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Why swimming is the best cardio exercise
Swimming truly is the best cardio exercise for building a great figure. The activity burns a significant amount of calories, making it a great fat burner: doing the freestyle or butterfly stroke burns 300 and 450 calories, respectively.  Not only does the activity help with weight loss, but it also aids in maintaining and strengthening muscles. It…