Ohio State Ends Epic Circuit with Tug-of-War Before 34x50 on Saturday AM | PRACTICE + PANCAKES

On Football Saturdays, you can catch the Ohio State swim team in the weight room (a DIY gym inside an old basketball arena) at 7am for their weekly full-body circuit. How do they finish the circuit? With a few rounds of good ol' fashioned Tug-of-War.
After their lift, the Buckeyes got into the pool for a quick warmup before their main set, 34x50. The pattern was as follows:
4 Smooth, 1 Fast
3 Smooth, 2 Fast
2 Smooth, 3 Fast
1 Smooth, 4 Fast
4 Smooth, 1 Fast
3 Smooth, 1 Fast
2 Smooth, 1 Fast
1 Smooth, 1 Fast
For most of the athletes, "fast" meant 200 pace today. There were a few athletes who did variations on this set. Amy Fulmer, who is going to Pan American Games later this month, swam all of the fast 50s as FAST. Charlie Clark, a distance swimmer and member of the US National team, swam 4 descend and 30 at mile pace.
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