Increasing workouts

Former Member
Former Member
Okay, I am doing pretty well at 500 yards - I am not winded or out of breath at the end of the workout. My pool is closed for the next week and a half for cleaning (the whole YMCA shuts down). When I go back, I was thinking about doing two 750 yard swims 6 days a week. How does this sound for fat burning and toning? Good idea or not? Thanks! Best, Chris
Parents
  • If you can do 1250 and fit it in an hour and not get two worn out, then aim for 1000-1250 a day. As you get into better shape, you should be able to add more yardage without adding time. It takes time, 5 years ago, it took me 30 minutes to swim 1000 yards, now I can do it in 15 minutes or so, so you will improve, just be persistant.
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  • If you can do 1250 and fit it in an hour and not get two worn out, then aim for 1000-1250 a day. As you get into better shape, you should be able to add more yardage without adding time. It takes time, 5 years ago, it took me 30 minutes to swim 1000 yards, now I can do it in 15 minutes or so, so you will improve, just be persistant.
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