Swimming: Swim Technique and Endurance – 1,500 Meters
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Swim Technique and Endurance – 1,500 Meters

Swim more efficiently before swimming faster

34

min

HexfitBy Hexfit

A warm-up, 8 × 50 m of drills, 400 m of aerobic swimming and a cool-down.

What does the session look like?

34 min

Total time

25

Training load

Intensity profileIntensity as % of threshold (100 = threshold).
Warm up: 200 m at Z1Drills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sDrills: 50 m at RPE 3Drills: 20 sAerobic: 400 m at Z2Steady: 100 m at Z3Steady: 15 sSteady: 100 m at Z3Steady: 15 sSteady: 100 m at Z3Steady: 15 sSteady: 100 m at Z3Steady: 15 sCool down: 100 m at Z1
034 min

Some values are estimated because there is no athlete profile.

Time in each zone

Z1 · 10 min (29%) Z2 · 16 min (48%) Z3 · 8 min (24%)

Step by step

Swimming

Warm up

  • 200 m at Z1 (Easy freestyle, mix in backstroke if needed)

Drills8 ×

  • 50 m at RPE 3 (Odd: catch-up drill. Even: side kick 6 kicks then 1 stroke)
  • rest: 20 s

8 × (50 m at RPE 3 / 20 s)

Aerobic

  • 400 m at Z2 (Smooth freestyle, breathe every 3 strokes if comfortable)

Steady4 ×

  • 100 m at Z3 (Focus on long strokes and a steady kick)
  • rest: 15 s

4 × (100 m at Z3 / 15 s)

Cool down

  • 100 m at Z1 (Easy choice of stroke)

Who is it for?

Beginner swimmers and triathletes who want a better freestyle.

Who is it not for?

People who cannot yet swim 50 m of freestyle.