Since the majority of triathletes are very guliable (stupid usually) probably makes sense to advertize this way. This reminds me of the Paid Infomercials on TV for Extenze. THIS IS BILLIE MAYS FOR!!!!!!!!
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TCSD,
If you're struggling with your swimming, then this lecture you will not want to miss! I have heard from plenty of people who have dropped considerable time from their swimming OVERNIGHT, after just listening to this lecture, and applying it to their swimming.
What: "Learning and Understanding the 3 Most Important Technical Aspects of Swimming"
When: Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 6:15 - 7:30 PM
Where: Nytro
Who: Anyone who is struggling with swimming, or wants to get faster in the water!
This lecture will help athletes understand what they want to accomplish in the water, not just throwing one arm in front of the other.
Even if you've already been to this or similar lectures, I've improved it with some new concepts, analogies and aspects which will help you improve your swimming OVERNIGHT! If you haven't seen it, then don't miss this chance!
Hope to see you there!
Jim
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Jim Vance
TrainingBible Coaching
I took a Triathlon 101 training course this past summer and about 90% of the "athletes" in the class could have improved overnight with even the most rudimentary swim coaching. And based on the swim times in the 3-event series the program was affiliated with, most of the non-beginners could have benefitted from some guidance.
Let's be honest about triathletes: It's not that they're stupid, but most do not come from a competitive swimming background and for whatever reason do little to try and understand swimming the same way they approach cycling and running.
I took a Triathlon 101 training course this past summer and about 90% of the "athletes" in the class could have improved overnight with even the most rudimentary swim coaching. And based on the swim times in the 3-event series the program was affiliated with, most of the non-beginners could have benefitted from some guidance.
Let's be honest about triathletes: It's not that they're stupid, but most do not come from a competitive swimming background and for whatever reason do little to try and understand swimming the same way they approach cycling and running.
