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Asu pool length

25 yards x 50 meters

SCY

Short course yards (where 50yds = 1 lap)

LCM

Long course meters (50=1 length and 100m = 1 lap)

ASU pool temperature

81 +/-

Top of the clock

:00

Bottom of the clock

:30

Drill

An activity focusing on a specific action in a stroke to improve overall stroke

Long axis

Competitive strokes (FR, BA)


Rotation

Short axis

Competitive strokes (BR, Fly)


Undulation

Catch and streamline

Common to all 4 competitive strokes

Kicks for competitive strokes

Fly = dolphin


BA= flutter


BR= frog


FR= flutter

IM

Individual medley

Order of strokes in IM

-Fly/BA/BR/FR = the 4 competitive strokes


No flip turns in the 100 yard IM; open turns from one stroke to the next

Flip turns for ___ & ___ only; open turns for all other strokes

FR & BA

Which strokes get two-hand touch open turns?

BR & Fly

Non competitive strokes

-Elementary backstroke (EBA)


-Side stroke (SS)


- combat side stroke (CSS)


-sprint side stoke (SSS)

Arms ____ come out of the water for all 4 non competitive strokes

Never

CSS & SSS are a combination of

Freestyle, breaststroke, and side stroke

Kicks for non-competitive strokes

EBA= frog


SS= scissor


CSS= scissor & flutter


SSS= scissor & flutter

EBA

Arms and legs move together simultaneously up/out/together and glide

SS

-Hands meet under chin; kick hands back out


-one hand works while the other hand slices


-legs kick wide toward the lane lines


-top leg kicks forward

CSS

Two full arm pull, SS scissor kick, BR recovery glide with FR kick, breathe at the end of first pull

SSS

Same as CSS except one full arm pull and a half pull in a BR/FR/SS combination pattern

BA

-Shoulder first, shave your chin


-hands enter @ 10:00 & 2:00


-Head still, body rolls


-Small, quick kicks (power from hips)


-hands to hip


-thumb out, pinky in

FR

-roll (or rotate) & reach (lean on arms)


-arms go slow, feet go fast


-front quadrant swimming


-breathe to side (ear to shoulder)


-Look down at bottom of pool and over shoulder when breathing

'Long axis' competitive strokes example drills


BA

-Rotation with arms down by side


-Rotation with arms streamline


-arms lead with shoulder in-line and up


-12 kick switch or 6 kick switch


-One arm


-Backstroke corkscrew


-the wave


-banana boat

'Long axis' competitive strokes example drills


BA

-Rotation with arms down by side


-Rotation with arms streamline


-arms lead with shoulder in-line and up


-12 kick switch or 6 kick switch


-One arm


-Backstroke corkscrew


-the wave


-banana boat

long axis example drills for


FR

-sculling


-arm lead on side looking down


-12 kick switch or 6 kick switch


-one arm, breathe opposite side (other arm on opposite hip) and/or one arm breathe same side


-fingertip drag


-catch up


-fist/open


Freestyle corkscrew

Example short axis

3 competitive starts

1. grab = both feet on front of block


2. Track = one foot forward one foot back on block (most common)


3. Backstroke = start in water holding block or wall

3 competitive starts

1. grab = both feet on front of block


2. Track = one foot forward one foot back on block (most common)


3. Backstroke = start in water holding block or wall

Primary benefit of


A. kickboard and fins


B. Pull buoy and paddles

A. Focus on legs


B. Focus on arms

Fartlek (swim)

A continuous workout alternating bursts of intense swims with less intense 'active rest' swim



Ex. 100 FR sprint 25/easy 25 alternating but continuous

Supine

Face up

Target heart rate zone

The level of intensity necessary to build aerobic fitness

Treading water

Movements to stay vertical and stationary with head out of water

Personal safety rules

FITT

Frequency- how often


Intensity- how hard


Time- how long


Type- what kind

Interval swim

Swim + rest = time given ex. 4x25 on 1:00

Sprint

A short race at top speed, a burst of speed of activity

Aerobic

Long continuous exercises requiring muscles to use oxygen, thus strengthening the heart & reducing fat (under 85% effort)

Anaerobic

Short intense burst of exercises that requires muscles to use little/no oxygen (85-95% effort)

VO2Max

Training that requires 100% effort with low rest

Lactate

Training that requires 100% effort with high rest

Progression

Gradual increases in FITT principles (10% every 1-2 weeks)

Personal safety rules

Sculling

Staying afloat using forearms and hands only (back & forth with arms)