What should a swimmer focus on building: strength, hypertrophy, or both? And how should time be allocated? Let's explore this topic and discover how weight training can complement your swimming performance
Read MoreCurious about using a snorkel for swim training? Discover why a center-mount snorkel is a must-have piece of equipment in your swim bag. From enhancing your technique and breathing to improving your streamline and pace, the benefits are vast for swimmers of all levels. Ever wondered, do you have to know how to swim to snorkel? While swimming skills help, a snorkel can make training easier and more efficient. Learn how it simplifies breathing, allowing you to focus on your stroke, and find out what to look for when choosing one. Watch the video and dive in to improve your technique.
Read MoreStrength training isn’t just for bodybuilders; it’s essential for swimmers too. Discover the 5 key reasons every swimmer should lift weights, from injury prevention and improved mobility to enhanced endurance, efficiency, and speed. Learn how incorporating weightlifting can make your strokes more efficient and powerful, balancing your body for peak performance in the water. Plus, find out whether it’s better to swim before or after lifting weights. See how strength training can transform your swimming abilities.
Read MoreWith pools and open-water options still limited, now is the perfect time to focus on dryland swim training. The Vasa Trainer has been a key tool in my swim training and that of my clients for years. This swim-specific strength equipment allows swimmers to develop technique, strength, and endurance outside of the water. Perfect for isolating upper body movements and swim drills, it’s ideal for athletes at any level. Ready to level up your swim training at home? Check out my Vasa Trainer workouts and use code “DALY5” for 5% off your own trainer. Read on for more details!
Read MoreFor the past two years I have coached Tom remotely, sometimes joining him in open water training swims, races, and channel pacing. At 44yrs, he swims 6 days per week for 2hrs hours or more, covering an average of 35km weekly. Outside of the pool hes improved his strength and power with twice weekly strength and conditioning workouts.
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