Commit Swimming Set Of The Week: Breaststroke Race Pace

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Welcome to Swimming World’s Set of the Week sponsored by Commit Swimming.com! This week’s set is a breaststroke pace set with some drill work mixed in to help your athletes find their stroke and timing. Take a look at the set below and the description that follows:

3 Rounds:

4 x 25’s choice of breaststroke drill

2 x 50’s as 25 drill/25 build breaststroke

8 x 25’s breaststroke @ 200 pace

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This moves through three rounds that each begin with breaststroke drills and progresses to full on breaststroke pace work. Each round starts with 4 x 25’s of your athletes’ choice of breaststroke drills. Really encourage your athletes to come up with a drill progression on their own so they can figure out what they need to do to “find” their strokes. This will help them develop a routine that they can use to find their stroke even when they’re tired (as they should be on the second and third rounds).

Next are 2 x 50’s of breaststroke with drill and build work to get them up and moving with their stroke before the focus of the set: the 8 x 25’s breaststroke pace. You can choose to time them or just go on feel, but the 25’s should be consistent from beginning to end. Take :10 – :15 seconds rest between each 25 or have them on a :30 or :35 interval to give them enough rest to go fast but not enough to fully recover between 25’s.

After each round take a 50 or 100 easy to reset before getting back into the next round. Holding on to their stroke technique will get harder as they progress through each round, so make sure your athletes are staying focused during the drill work to maintain the integrity of their stroke. Happy swimming!

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Swimming Pool Lovers
7 years ago

Nice, I like it!

Ronald Young
7 years ago

Carmen Ung Jordon Yu

Carmen Ung
7 years ago
Reply to  Ronald Young

Easy

Jordon Yu
7 years ago
Reply to  Ronald Young

Yeah it is

Jordon Yu
7 years ago
Reply to  Ronald Young

Unless it’s long course

Oskar Gustafson
7 years ago

Oskar Robertsson

Melanie Zee
7 years ago

Aya El Haouat

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