Each week I will load three Saturday Swim Session options up for you to do. Option A is for swimmers who are after a workout less than 2,000 metres. Option B is for swimmers who are after a workout between 2,000 and 3,000m and Option C will be greater than 3,000m.
Build pacing control and rhythm with this ladder-style swim session. Increasing and decreasing distances challenge your ability to adjust effort, stay smooth, and maintain technique. Ideal for developing endurance, awareness, and the ability to change gears without losing form—perfect for stronger, more controlled swimming performance.
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Build threshold fitness with this controlled swim session designed to improve sustainable speed, pacing, and stroke efficiency. Learn to hold strong, consistent efforts while maintaining excellent technique under fatigue. Ideal for triathletes and swimmers wanting greater endurance, smoother rhythm, and faster performances in both training and racing.
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Build sustainable swim speed with this high-pressure 50m interval session. Short recoveries challenge your threshold fitness, pacing, and stroke efficiency while teaching you to maintain strong technique under fatigue. Perfect for triathletes and swimmers wanting greater speed, endurance, and confidence when racing or training hard.
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Build control and consistency with this repeat-focused swim session. Short 50m reps with tight rest intervals challenge you to hold pace, stay relaxed, and maintain form under fatigue. It’s about rhythm, discipline, and sustaining quality from start to finish—perfect for developing durable swim performance across all distances.
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The Controlled Distance Builder develops steady pacing and endurance over longer swim reps. With 400m repeats, you learn to hold rhythm, maintain technique, and stay composed as fatigue builds. A smart session for triathletes and open-water swimmers aiming to turn endurance into a reliable strength in the water.
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The Endurance Benchmark session is a simple but powerful way to assess your swim fitness. A continuous time trial challenges your pacing, endurance, and mental focus. It’s an ideal session for swimmers and triathletes wanting to track progress, build confidence, and improve their ability to sustain effort over longer distances.
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Build your swim-specific strength with this Pull Strength Builder session. Using a pull buoy through the main set, this workout helps improve upper-body endurance, freestyle efficiency, and sustained form in the water. It’s a practical session for swimmers and triathletes wanting to become stronger, smoother, and more controlled.
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The Progressive 100s Session builds pacing awareness and controlled speed in the water. By gradually increasing effort across each set of 100m repeats, you learn how to swim faster without losing rhythm or technique. A great session for triathletes and open-water swimmers wanting stronger, more sustainable swim performance.
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As you triumphantly emerge from the waters of your Ironman Swim, the exhilaration of surpassing your previous records will propel you across the finish line. 🏊♂️💨
Tailored for Intermediate Ironman Athletes gearing up for the ultimate challenge, this meticulously crafted training regimen aims to elevate your performance, culminating in a personal best during YOUR Ironman event. 🎯💪
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