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Category Archives: swim
Training When Exhausted Is A Valuable But Two-Edged Sword
Hi folks, I had four kick-ass workouts last Thursday (2 runs, 1 hour PowerCranks + core training), then on Friday I managed a 12-mile run, but on Saturday the standard 5,000 yard swim with Rick was a real challenge. … Continue reading
When A Tool Becomes A Crutch And Overcoming Pull Boy Addiction In The Pool
Hi folks, It is clear that ideal posture is one of the key aspects of dance. It frees you up to move as you wish, with grace and ease. I’m taking lessons from a skilled dance and Continuum teacher, … Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Body Awareness, Continuum, core, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, posture, Running, swim
Tagged books, Exercise Tips, Ironman, Running, swim
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Don’t Expect Every Workout To Be Better Than The Last With A Note On Stretch Cords
Hi folks, When it comes to endurance training or just safe exercise for better health, motivation is both critical and fragile, so beware. Today Rick and I had a standard 5000 yards of long pulls at the pool, but … Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, psychology, swim
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, sports psychology, swim
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At Age 69 FitOldDog Worked Around Instead Of Through His Shoulder Problem And Made His Best 100 Yard Swim Ever
If you have an injury of an area of poor biomechanics you can work through the problem or around the problem, and FitOldDog improved his swim time by working around his shoulder injury. Continue reading
Posted in awareness, Body Awareness, exercise and health, Exercise Tips, injury, swim
Tagged Exercise Tips, Feldenkrais, injuries, swim
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Swimming, Like Sex, Benefits From Technique, Conditioning And Love Of The Sport
A healthy life is all about healthy appetites, for food, love, exercise, intellectual challenge and spiritual contentment, which is why FitOldDog loves Ironman training. Continue reading
Posted in exercise and health, Exercise Tips, motivation, Older Athlete, swim
Tagged Exercise Tips, motivation, Older Athletes, Philosophy, sports psychology
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To Improve Triathlon Swim Times Focus On Conditioning And Consider Using A Sleeveless Wet Suit
Triathletes might improve their swim times by focusing on conditioning rather than technique, once they have a half decent stroke, as it sure is working for FitOldDog thanks to Rick Fee. Continue reading
Posted in Body Awareness, coaching, Exercise Tips, swim
Tagged coach, Exercise Tips, Ironman, swim
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