Tri Swim Coach Practice #4 out of 4
Practice #4- This is it!
You're almost done with the series of practices! One more and then you're on your own- or you can get help from The Complete Guide to Triathlon Swimming, with 2 workout plans and a strength training plan to continue your progress!

Today we will work on some sets that will help you put what you have learned together.

WARM UP: 400 yards or meters your choice

Set #1: 5x100's. Each 100 will be done as 50 free with your hands in fists, followed by a 50 Free with hands normal. The fist drill will teach you to get the most out of your body rotation to get you through the water most efficiently.

Set #2: 5x100's (again!). Each 100 will be done as 50 Finger Tip Drag (drag finger tips on arm recovery) followed by 50 Free. This drill will help you get your elbows out of the water. Don't forget to slice your hands in around your goggle line (or a little in front).

Set #3: 10x50's. Each 50 will be done as 25 one-arm freestyle, followed by 25 free. For one-arm free, do a full stroke with one arm, and keep your other arm at your side. Breathe on the opposite side of the arm that is working. Make sure you do the full rotation with your hips, as if you were swimming with both arms.
This is a hard drill so don't be discouraged if you don't get it at first!

That's it! Congratulate yourself if you have completed all 4 practices.
Now you have a foundation to build on.
As I have said, you will find the Guide offers you a plan for your races, and lots of information and online videos of the drills that have been covered in this series to "keep you going in the right direction"!

Good luck!
The Complete Guide to Triathlon Swimming