Originally posted by lefty
In order to go 5 x 100's on 1:00 you would need to be able to go under 4:45 (atleast) in the 500 at the end of the season. I don't think that there are 5 people on the forum that fast in the 500!
For discussion sake, suppose one can make the set on 1:00, am I over or undershooting the end of season time (4:45)?
I think that a swimmer who can do a 500 in 4:50 would be able to do 5 x 100 on 1:00. That would assume that he/she would hold 58's and basically turn and go.
I haven't checked the results page on the USMS site, but there are probably a few men who posted times of 4:50 or better. In fact I'm pretty sure that Jeff Erwin went a 4:46 in Ft. Lauderdale.
Originally posted by lefty
In order to go 5 x 100's on 1:00 you would need to be able to go under 4:45 (atleast) in the 500 at the end of the season. I don't think that there are 5 people on the forum that fast in the 500!
For discussion sake, suppose one can make the set on 1:00, am I over or undershooting the end of season time (4:45)?
I think that a swimmer who can do a 500 in 4:50 would be able to do 5 x 100 on 1:00. That would assume that he/she would hold 58's and basically turn and go.
I haven't checked the results page on the USMS site, but there are probably a few men who posted times of 4:50 or better. In fact I'm pretty sure that Jeff Erwin went a 4:46 in Ft. Lauderdale.
