Find Your Ideal Stroke Rate With This Set | OPEN WATER SWIMMING

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  • Опубликовано: 29 июн 2020
  • Download the spreadsheet for your own stroke rate test:
    www.effortlessswimming.coach/...
    Get a FINIS Tempo Trainer:
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    Do you know what your ideal stroke rate (cadence) is for racing events of 1,500-4000m? This set will help you find your stroke rate sweet spot for races of those distances.
    What’s the set?
    7 x 100 Freestyle with 0:30 secs rest
    - Using a FINIS tempo trainer, increase your stroke rate by 4 each 100 (Use the guide below to choose your stroke rate for the first 100)
    - Record time, stroke rate, stroke count and perceived effort
    View the full write up on our website:
    effortlessswimming.com/how-to...
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Комментарии • 21

  • @EffortlessSwimming
    @EffortlessSwimming  4 года назад +1

    Download the spreadsheet to record your own test and find your stroke rate 'sweet spot': www.effortlessswimming.coach/nrgtesna

  • @kerambeach
    @kerambeach 4 года назад +6

    You swim so fast I am jealous but it motivate me! Thanks for the video

  • @devidia
    @devidia 4 года назад +4

    I'm going to try this with the Form goggles + HR + Tempo trainer. Pimping this effort a little bit

  • @kimweidner7351
    @kimweidner7351 4 года назад

    I swim in a 25 meter pool daily. I take about 16 to 18 strokes per length and I am hurting when I do my 100’s on 1:45. There is always room for improvement, I continue to work hard to lower my intervals. You are such an inspiration and I really appreciate your videos, they’ve helped me a lot. Your swim is incredible and it does not look like you’ve lost much swim fitness at all.

  • @marias8007
    @marias8007 Год назад +1

    that little stroke tamagotchi is a great idea

  • @ms3528
    @ms3528 Год назад

    After seeing this I did a (very) basic "feeler' today with a tempo trainer and poolside lap clock. I did 2x 100m (25m pool) each at 56, 60, 64 and 68 strokes per minute. Times were fairly consistent for both 100m swims at the various stroke counts. 1m45s @56strokes, then about 1m40@60strokes and about 1m37 for both 64 and 68 stroke per minute with fatigue and perceived effort ramping up for the 68. I have found however that I can't hold these stroke rates for that long. In my last 30 min swim I managed to hold 56 strokes per minute consistently but no idea of the distance or times per 100 for this (I only had a clock and a tempo trainer and am not good at counting lengths!😅)

  • @schwantz037
    @schwantz037 4 года назад +3

    Hi, do you have any videos on strength work for swimmers!

  • @bro7269
    @bro7269 2 года назад +1

    I really like the idea of the tempo trainer but it’s really hard to sync my stroke to the tempo. I guess I just need to use it more….

  • @triathlet787
    @triathlet787 2 года назад

    Nice Video ; can you please describe the difference between stroke rate and stroke count, as I unterstand, why these are different numbers and not the same 🤔?

    • @Lewis_cp
      @Lewis_cp Год назад +2

      Stroke rate is per minute
      Stroke count is just the count of stroke
      :)

  • @zungagames
    @zungagames 2 года назад +1

    Wouldn't HR be a better indicator than perceived effort?

  • @user-gp4ww3xz1u
    @user-gp4ww3xz1u 3 года назад +1

    Didn't quite get it - what is "presaved effort" and how to measure it?
    And is it enough to measure only "stroke count" if I compete in pool only?

  • @alani_n1865
    @alani_n1865 4 года назад +3

    If only I could go in the pool 😑

  • @stevemckenna9667
    @stevemckenna9667 4 года назад

    yard or meter shortcourse pool?

    • @_muzzles
      @_muzzles 3 года назад +1

      metres in Australia

  • @pawetarsaa9904
    @pawetarsaa9904 2 года назад

    I'm swimming 1km in ~21mins with a stroke rate of 23/min. I thought that I should increase my propulsion power but it seems that my stroke rate is way too low.

    • @EffortlessSwimming
      @EffortlessSwimming  2 года назад +2

      yep you'll benefit from increasing your rating to 50-60

    • @pawetarsaa9904
      @pawetarsaa9904 2 года назад

      @@EffortlessSwimming Holy cow. That's a lot. Thanks :)

  • @goog646
    @goog646 3 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video. Just getting into swimming. My Garmin watch considers one stroke to be when one hand has done a full cycle. It looks like you count that as two strokes, right? i.e. each time a hand enters the water, you call it one stroke?