Swim Faster Faster is an ezine that provides swimming tips for competitive and recreational swimmers to swim faster faster.
I started the "Swim Faster Faster" on a whim, at the US Masters Swimming Discussion Forum.
http://forums.usms.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=4229
I've had the good fortune to train under some terrific coaches like Eddie Reese, Paul Bergen, Richard Quick, Jack Roach, Shaun Jordan and Whitney Hedgepeth. I’ve trained with several swimmers who’ve set world records, made Olympic teams and won national titles. Plus I continue to train with a masters group at the University of Texas Pool where UT men and women train along with several post grad Olympians and World Record Holders. I hope to continue to learn more about swimming and share what I've learned with you to help you Swim Faster Faster.
Read them, Learn them, Try them, Apply them,
Then let me know how it goes.
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Swim Faster Faster: Tip 63 Training versus Meets Train in a drag suit, a doulble layer nylon suit, it'll make you work harder in practice. Some one asked me
Swim Faster Faster: Tip 62 Plan Your Meet Schedule (and other meet tips) Drop by http://www.usms.org/comp/calendar.php and plan your meet schedule for the next
Swim Faster Faster: Tip 61 Focus on One Event If you really want to get as great as you possibly can. Train for one event. Work to master each aspect of the
Swim Faster Faster: Tip 60 The Rage to Master I think I've already asked you "How BAD do you want to be good?" The other day I was watching a news show and
Swim Faster Faster: Tip 59 Cause and Effect If you want to improve your time in a particular event over a season, it won't fall out of the sky and happen just