The Brisbane Grand Prix this weekend has interval racing.
www.swimming.org.au/.../2014_GP_2_Program.pdf
3 x 200m Free will be swum on 3 minutes, enter using your 800m Time
3 x 300m Free will be swum on 4 minutes, enter using your 800m/1500m Free time
I'm curious to read the results and see how this turns out.
Braden Keith didn't seem to know that these were broken swims.
swimswam.com/.../
We’re not quite sure what it means, but Katie Goldman was a 6:11.25 in the women’s 600 meter free final. What little context we have is that this is a medal-winning split to an 800 free at Worlds last year (Ledecky and Friis were both right around 6:11), though of course tagging on another 200 meters is a task not to be taken lightly. It’s certainly a good position for her medal chances at the Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacs.
Finally, in the men’s 900 free, Mack Horton was an 8:43.99 for the win. That paces out to a 7:45 over 800 meters, which would have been 5th at Worlds last year even having the extra 100 on the end. That, we know, is an impressive swim.
Braden Keith didn't seem to know that these were broken swims.
swimswam.com/.../
We’re not quite sure what it means, but Katie Goldman was a 6:11.25 in the women’s 600 meter free final. What little context we have is that this is a medal-winning split to an 800 free at Worlds last year (Ledecky and Friis were both right around 6:11), though of course tagging on another 200 meters is a task not to be taken lightly. It’s certainly a good position for her medal chances at the Commonwealth Games and Pan Pacs.
Finally, in the men’s 900 free, Mack Horton was an 8:43.99 for the win. That paces out to a 7:45 over 800 meters, which would have been 5th at Worlds last year even having the extra 100 on the end. That, we know, is an impressive swim.
