What is masters swimming?
Heard the term ‘masters swimming’ a fair bit but don’t know what is it, and who it is aimed at? John Wood explains all you need to know about masters swimming
Heard the term ‘masters swimming’ a fair bit but don’t know what is it, and who it is aimed at? John Wood explains all you need to know about masters swimming
Is it possible to enter water with poise and precision? asks Martyn Brunt Or should you just accept all dignity will be lost?
Want to get faster in the swim? John Wood explains the best part of the front crawl stroke to work on
Ultra triathlete Claire Smith of Brutal Events shares how she battles her fears of the open water when tackling some of the world’s toughest events, and how you can too
A solid swim foundation will pay dividends when racing returns, so focus your training time on the right areas and get ready to swim stronger and faster says John Wood
Yes, swimming can help you improve your run says John Wood. Here’s how
Strengthening the shoulders is important for improving front crawl performance, but it should also complement your swim training and not put you at greater risk of injury, says physiotherapist Daniel Phillpot
Open-water swimming is good for your triathlon fitness, your state of mind and your soul. James Witts explains how to safely make the most of every different body of water now the current restrictions have been lifted in England
The iconic race has published a ‘swim code’, designed to keep open-water swimmers safe and have released a video Q&A to explain more about it.
Yes you can go open water swimming in England, says Swim England, now the government has eased some lockdown restrictions. They, along with the BTF and the Royal Life Saving Society UK, have released this statement with key safety advice
Tri coach Joel Enoch explains how you can work on your aerobic endurance, strength, technique, muscular endurance, power and threshold on dry land
With a third of the world in lockdown because of Covid-19, there are a lot of us triathletes unable to swim in our local pools and waterways. But when the lockdown eases and the pools start to reopen, we need to restart our swim training carefully, and not go crazy, says John Wood. Here’s how…
If you’re lucky enough to be able to still swim during this pandemic this session will help you develop a connection with the water, so that every stroke takes you that little bit further
You don’t necessarily need to kick more to go faster, but an improved kick will save you energy. Here’s how…
Here are three land-based swim drills that will improve your leg kick in front crawl
The following exercises have been designed to increase your range of motion and power so that every swim stroke you make becomes more dynamic and helps you cover more distance
The four-time Ironman champion provides some key drills and gym exercises to keep your swimming on track
Don’t let coronavirus impact your swim training. Check out these videos for dry-land swim workout ideas, so your swim doesn’t suffer during the current pandemic
If you can’t get to the pool for whatever reason you can still work on your swim strength. Here to help you build crucial swim endurance is Andy Blow
Greg Whyte explains the sequence of a good front crawl stroke and shares his top tips and drills
Swimming front crawl is a great low-impact workout for the whole body. Here are the key muscles it particularly targets and tones
An improved body position in the water can set a strong foundation to make the rest of your stroke feel easier. Here’s John Wood with the perfect session for improving that all-important body position
Sick of being last man Charlie out of the water? We’ve got the drills and tips you need to improve your sprint-distance swim and be ready for the bike leg
Performance coach Richard Smith explains how to use hand paddles correctly in order to give your stroke an early-season power boost