Showing posts with label swimming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label swimming. Show all posts

Sunday, August 28, 2016

CROSS-TRAINING: DUAL MODE SPEED WORKOUT

Speed is the theme of this workout; both running and swimming. The distance for both modes is twenty-five meters. Being that speed is the goal, ensure that you rest amply between sets to conduct each set at or near maximum speed.
EXERCISESETSREPETITIONS
Partial lunge with twist - Hip thrust - Push-up - Bird dog - Air squat - High knees - Standing quad stretch - High knees - Standing glutes stretch - Donkey kick - Butt kick
1
6
 
 
 
Walk
1
5 minutes
 
 
 
Wind sprints
10
25 meters
 
 
 
Swim
8
25 meters
 
 
 
Stretch: Calf - Hurdler - Quad - Groin - Lower back - Triceps - Delts
1
20 seconds

https://caloriebee.com/workout-routines/STRENGTH-CONDITIONING-Exercise-Plan-for-31-July-6-August

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

CROSS-TRAINING SESSION

The ultimate cross-training session with multiple activities; calisthenics, running and swimming combined in a single workout.
Aim for you best effort during the calisthenics portion by doing the maximum amount of pull-ups in a single try and completing as many crunches as possible in 2 minutes.
The 3-mile run should be conducted in a controlled manner. Time is not a factor in this endurance activity.
Likewise, the swim in not intended to be a timed event. Prior to the cool-down, do 2 sets of treading water in a relaxed fashion.
http://hubpages.com/health/GET-FIT-The-Exercise-Plan-for-14-20-August

Monday, August 22, 2016

WEEKLY TRAINING SCHEDULE

For this week’s workouts, all you'll need are access to a pull-up bar, a back pack, and access to a swimming pool. If you do not have access to a place to swim, substitute that portion of the workout with a jog mixed with calisthenics. If you’re new to fitness and working out, I suggest that you start at 25% of the provided routine and gradually progress from there. If you are in an excellent state of conditioning, you can supplement your existing routine with the workouts provided.
Days which are not presented, Sunday and Saturday, are rest days. Time and effort put into mastering strength and conditioning exercises require recuperation periods. Rest allows your body time to rebuild and strengthen muscles.
DAY
PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
Sunday
Rest
Monday
Calisthenics & Stretching
Tuesday
Calisthenics, Running & Swimming
Wednesday
Calisthenics & Stretching
Thursday
Hiking
Friday
Calisthenics & Running
Saturday
Rest
http://hubpages.com/health/GET-FIT-The-Exercise-Plan-for-14-20-August

Thursday, August 11, 2016

CROSS-TRAINING SPEED WORKOUT


Speed Is the theme of this workout; both running and swimming. The distance for both modes Is twenty-five meters. Being that speed is the goal, ensure that you rest amply between sets to conduct each set at or near maximum speed.




Friday, August 5, 2016

SWIM-CALISTHENICS INTERVALS


The daily workout focused on swim and water survival events. The training session included eight rounds of swim-calisthenics intervals. These intervals were meant to be intense using maximal effort on both the swim and calisthenics exercises with each round to be completed as quickly as possible. The work/rest was 1:2; if it takes one minute to complete the round, rest two minutes then repeat. While treading water, strive to conserve energy using the minimum effort required.

Wednesday, July 27, 2016

GENERAL PHYSICAL PREPARATION (GPP) WORKOUT


A sound General Physical Preparation (GPP) program provides training across a wide spectrum of activities. This workout was structured to include a variety of exercises as a GPP workout.
The workout included the physical fitness components of cardiovascular endurance (3-mile run), flexibility (warm-up and cool-down exercises), muscular endurance (maximum effort body weight exercises) and stamina (swimming drills).
EXERCISE(S)
SETS
REPETITIONS
Partial lunge - Hip thrust - Bird dog - Partial squat - Lunge stretch - High knee walk - Standing quad stretch - High knee walk - Standing glute stretch - Donkey kicks - Butt kicks
1
6
 
 
 
Pull-ups*
1
AMRAP
Crunches
1
AMRAP 2 minutes
 
 
 
Jog
1
3 miles
 
 
 
Swim
1
50m
Treadwater
2
2 minutes
 
 
 
Stretch: Calf - Hurdler - Groin - Quad - Lower back - Triceps - Delts
1
20 seconds
* Pull-ups or chin-ups

Saturday, July 23, 2016

U.S. COAST GUARD PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST


General: Currently, the Coast Guard does not have a force-wide standardized physical fitness evaluation. They do have minimum physical fitness basic training graduation requirements which are designed to measure cardiovascular and muscular endurance, and the ability to swim. In addition to the swim requirements, the basic physical fitness events include a 1.5 mile run, push-ups and sit-ups.
Testing: The ability to swim is measured by an untimed 100 meter swim and being able to tread water for five minutes. Push-ups and sit-ups have a one minute time limit.
Event
Male
Female
1.5 mile run
12:51
15:26
Push-ups
29
15
Sit-ups
38
32

Friday, July 22, 2016

STRENGTH & STAMINA TRAINING

Swimming coupled with body weight exercises were on the stamina maintenance plan.
1. General warm-up
2. Specific warm-up
  • 3 rounds of air squats, crunches, flutter kicks and push-ups.
3. Muscular strength
  • 6 sets of chin-ups and pull-ups
4. Stamina
  • 100m swim
  • 6 minutes of treading water
  • 5 rounds of swimming plus squats
5. Cool-down


Thursday, June 30, 2016

SPEED & STAMINA WORKOUT


Five minutes of walking, mobility exercises and stretching start off the day's training.
Prior to speed development training, a sprint warm-up was conducted. This specific warm-up included bounding, jogging, jogging butt kicks, skipping and striding. Aimed at improving acceleration, 10 sets of sprinter’s starts were included in the day’s speed work. A 100m multi-stroke swim followed the sprint training.
The day’s flexibility period focused on hamstring and lower-back stretching.

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

SWIM WORKOUT

A continuous swim followed by 5 sets of treading water. 4 sets of swim-calisthenics intervals, with the calisthenics being push-ups and flutter kicks.

An excellent total-body conditioning activity, swimming develops endurance, strength and stamina.

Friday, June 24, 2016