my fear is if I drop off pace for a 500, I will never be able to get back on track, at least if I'm always on the clock, I'll know when I start slowing down immediatley.
the down side to either approach is if I do start slowing down, there isn't much I'll be able to do about it.:sad:
I will definitley tackle it as 10x500, keeping particular attention to the splits at 200, 250 (because its the psychological 1/2 way point to 500, its a downhill swim from there), 300, 400 and 500.
man, what the hell did I get myself into :frustrated:
my fear is if I drop off pace for a 500, I will never be able to get back on track, at least if I'm always on the clock, I'll know when I start slowing down immediatley.
the down side to either approach is if I do start slowing down, there isn't much I'll be able to do about it.:sad:
I will definitley tackle it as 10x500, keeping particular attention to the splits at 200, 250 (because its the psychological 1/2 way point to 500, its a downhill swim from there), 300, 400 and 500.
man, what the hell did I get myself into :frustrated:
