Triathlon Tips: The Run – Running Farther
Running longer distances involves a combination of physical conditioning and mental fortitude, along with a strategic approach.
You don’t need to go it alone. Finding a great coach and team to train with is one of the most important things you can do to improve your swimming. Read on to find out more:
Swimming coaches aren’t just for elite swimmers, they can be helpful for swimmers of all levels looking to improve their swimming abilities. Whether you’re looking to swim faster, farther, or wonder why you get so sore – finding a great coach is your best bet.
Breaking Down The Freestyle Stroke Cycle:
- The Catch: The goal of this phase is to reposition your arm in front of your body so that you can execute a really great, strong pull.
- The Pull: This is the phase where you create propulsion by pulling your hand directly backwards in the water, propelling you forward as straight as possible.
- The Finish: This phases of the stroke has two purposes:
- 1. Maximizing the forward movement achieved from each pull.
- 2. Setting up the recovery.
- The Recovery: This is this phase where your arm comes back to the front of your body in preparation for the next pull.
Just like finding a great coach, joining a swim team is for everyone. It’s also a fun place to meet people and challenge yourself.
Running longer distances involves a combination of physical conditioning and mental fortitude, along with a strategic approach.
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Jillian Best gives her tips on how to train to swim longer, further, and improve endurance with a safe, enjoyable, injury free approach.
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You're not alone. Finding a great coach and team to train with is one of the most important things you can do to improve your swimming.
Each month we focus on one aspect of the three disciplines, swimming, biking and running, and provide updates on our race season along the way.
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