the zen mile

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easy and relaxed effort: 3x100- rest 30 seconds between 100s./ fast and relaxed effort: 6x50- rest 30 seconds between 50s./ faster and relaxed effort: 6x25 freestyle, fly, or backstroke- rest 30 seconds between 25s./ fast and relaxed effort: 10x75 freestyle swim- rest 30 seconds between 75s./ easy and relaxed effort: 3x50- rest 30 seconds between 50s. key easy and relaxed: 70% of your maximum fast and relaxed: 80% of your maximum faster and relaxed: 90% of your maximum fastest and relaxed: 100% of your maximum I really enjoyed this workout, it was fun. :)
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    Thanks so much for this workout. I tried to do it one morning last week, but did not have the notes with me and forgot a large part of it. This morning I was sure to take it with me to the pool and truly enjoyed the workout. Since I don't/can't do all of the swim strokes (fly, fast back), I need workouts like this that can fit my level. If you have more, please do post again. It is difficult for me to determine my max swim heartrate, so I am basically going by "feel" and/or "the best I can do" (as for the 90%). I too am returning to swim after a rather long break from it, and appreciate any help from this fantastic, knowlegeable group. I have seen reference in several posts about the Total Immersion book. I know there are workshops and perhaps classes, and am curious if just the book is a great help, or if it needs to be a companion to a class or workshop. Thanks again (one week to my first triathlon:eek: ) Nancy
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  • Former Member
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    Thanks so much for this workout. I tried to do it one morning last week, but did not have the notes with me and forgot a large part of it. This morning I was sure to take it with me to the pool and truly enjoyed the workout. Since I don't/can't do all of the swim strokes (fly, fast back), I need workouts like this that can fit my level. If you have more, please do post again. It is difficult for me to determine my max swim heartrate, so I am basically going by "feel" and/or "the best I can do" (as for the 90%). I too am returning to swim after a rather long break from it, and appreciate any help from this fantastic, knowlegeable group. I have seen reference in several posts about the Total Immersion book. I know there are workshops and perhaps classes, and am curious if just the book is a great help, or if it needs to be a companion to a class or workshop. Thanks again (one week to my first triathlon:eek: ) Nancy
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