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k1banjo

2012-08-29 9:44 AM

Subject: Swim Training In a 10 meter Pool

I travel quite frequently and most hotel pools that I encounter are very small. I would be interested in suggestions for training. I am not really interested in using the stationary slings. Thanks for any advice.

briderdt

2012-08-29 9:47 AM

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Champion

10668

Tacoma, Washington

Subject: RE: Swim Training In a 10 meter Pool

You have the perfect facility to practice flip turns...

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Goosedog

2012-08-29 9:55 AM

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Subject: RE: Swim Training In a 10 meter Pool

150x20 @ :10.

Dan-L

2012-08-29 9:56 AM

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Subject: RE: Swim Training In a 10 meter Pool

Sometimes you get them to yourself and you can swim around the perimeter - it's useful practice for swimming around buoys, having your rhytmn broken up.

You could also use a pull buoy and do one armed drills and a kick board for kicking

That's the best I've been able to manage in the annoying little puddles.

RedCorvette

2012-08-29 9:56 AM

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Champion

7036

Sarasota, FL

Subject: RE: Swim Training In a 10 meter Pool

Checkout this website:

http://www.swimmersguide.com/

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gr33n

2012-08-29 10:45 AM

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1023

Madrid

Subject: RE: Swim Training In a 10 meter Pool

Don't touch the walls (no pushing off). The turn is a little awkward but you get used to it (kind of). Its not that bad actually as you'll be surprised how tiring digging out at the start of each lap can be after 100 of them.

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Swimbikeron

2012-08-29 2:12 PM

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