How to Get Into the Habit of Writing Out Your Swim Practices
One of the oldest and simplest tools available to swimmers is the log book. Olympic distance legend Janet Evans used one. Katie Ledecky uses one.
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One of the oldest and simplest tools available to swimmers is the log book. Olympic distance legend Janet Evans used one. Katie Ledecky uses one.
How deeply do the swimmers in your program buy into the swim practices? The team values? The culture? You likely already know the hyper-awesomeness that
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Swimming at an elite level isn’t just about the results. It’s just as much about finding ways to enjoy the journey.
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