Beginner Triathlete - articles

author : gsmacleod
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photoThese workouts are all designed for beginners and range in length from 400m to 1200m – hopefully providing some useful workouts until you are able to tackle the 2000m+ workouts.
author : gsmacleod
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photoA three month program designed to help beginning swimmers improve technique for a sprint distance race.
author : Amy Kuitse
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photoIf you are a beginner triathlete training for your first triathlon, this article will show you three key swim workouts that you can use for your triathlon swim training.
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avatarThe essentials of stroke count with respect to freestyle swimming.
author : Sara McLarty
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photoThis installment of the BT Swim Series will focus on breathing. Before you can swim fast, you must learn how to control your breathing so that easy swimming does not leave you gasping after one lap.
author : Team BT
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avatarHere’s what triathletes can learn from this swimming drill
author : alicefoeller
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photoWhat does it mean to hold your body ideally for swimming?
author : gsmacleod
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photoThe last month of this series will be building you to a 750m continuous swim and workouts of up to 1200 total meters.
author : garyhallsr
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photoA strong kick matched with the opposing hand's entry can give your swim a boost
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Here are three things you can do at your next swim session to develop some free-range rhythm in your freestyle.
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photoLap swimming can be dull--here's three easy ways to spice things up.
author : Rod Havriluk
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The benefits of an unconventional freestyle arm entry are: minimal wasted time, improved leverage, and reduced shoulder stress.
author : SwimFast-Rory
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photoGetting to the Root Cause of Your Breathlessness
author : Team BT
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photoBecome a better triathlon swimmer with tips from Tower 26 Podcast
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