Lowry Masters Workouts (Aurora, CO)

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Why not... I'll start with this and see how well it's received. Words of warning - All workouts are LCM at high altitude (5600 ft). If you think the intervals are too easy, you should try them up here before you say that. I may not be entirely consistent with my posting of these. I have a day job and family that keep me quite busy. It may make more sense for me to post a week at a time. Not sure if I can get far enough ahead of the train to do them in advance, or have to do them Most of the training is geared towards being able to RACE 100's & 200's. 50's & 400's occasionally. This is *NOT* a high yardage program. Quality first! There are usually 2 workout groups - 1:20-1:25 and 1:40-1:45. These are per 100 LCM Threshold/EN2 speed for a 30ish minute set and the times are how fast you are swimming, not what you are leaving on. I try to scale the slower workout from the faster one. These are meant to be done in 1 hour. That's all the time we have! Some pieces of this might lean towards USRPT at times. This is intentional and desired. I will post the workouts as a PDF and provide any needed additional info on the original post. Constructive feedback is always welcome and appreciated!! First workout was a "killa" and geared towards 400 race-pace work.
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    Former Member over 4 years ago
    Monday, June 24, 2019 - Light-Switching (on-off) speedwork. This is also about as close to "Distance Work" as we really get. Main set focused on 250's fast with a challenging interval (3:35) with recovery-ish 200's in between each 250 - 4 rounds! Some chose to do some stroke on the 200's though the interval on the 250's don't allow for much else other than Freestyle. Finishing with a small set of Gear Optional 50's to finish fast after being pretty wiped out after the 250's. Fins were a very popular choice here. :agree:
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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 4 years ago
    Monday, June 24, 2019 - Light-Switching (on-off) speedwork. This is also about as close to "Distance Work" as we really get. Main set focused on 250's fast with a challenging interval (3:35) with recovery-ish 200's in between each 250 - 4 rounds! Some chose to do some stroke on the 200's though the interval on the 250's don't allow for much else other than Freestyle. Finishing with a small set of Gear Optional 50's to finish fast after being pretty wiped out after the 250's. Fins were a very popular choice here. :agree:
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